#SaludTues Transcript
Healthcare social media transcript of the #SaludTues hashtag.
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 | Salud America! @SaludAmerica #SaludTues starting now! Thanks to our awesome cohosts! Be sure to follow them @BMSG & @UConnRuddCenter @Praxis_Project. If you are joining today, please say hello and introduce yourself. https://t.co/t0YcLn5TcL |
 | Montefiore Health System @MontefioreNYC @SaludAmerica @BMSG @UConnRuddCenter @Praxis_Project Hello! Excited to join in today to share expert advice! #SaludTues |
 | PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: #SaludTues starting now! Thanks to our awesome cohosts! Be sure to follow them @BMSG & @UConnRuddCenter @Praxis_Project. If you are joining today, please say hello and introduce yourself. https://t.co/t0YcLn5TcL |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @BMSG: Today's #SaludTues starts in just 15 minutes! Hope you can join to discuss targeted junk food marketing. Should be a good conversation! https://t.co/hCuoSTx8bB |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica Quick housekeeping: chat host @SaludAmerica will ask questions by number (Q1, Q2, etc.). Answer Q1 with A1. Answer Q2 with A2, etc. Use #SaludTues in all Tweets. |
 | BMSG @BMSG Thanks for having us! Heather Gehlert here, representing BMSG. Looking forward to the chat! #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @UConnRuddCenter: #SaludTues starting in less than an hour: #SaludTues starting in less than an hour: https://t.co/pUtKp3FrYi Learn how companies leverage geolocation technology, strategically set low prices, & exploit culture to market their least unhealthy products to Latinos. Join us! @BMSG @Praxis_Project @SaludAmerica https://t.co/cDni737KvX |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica @MontefioreNYC @BMSG @UConnRuddCenter @Praxis_Project Hi! Glad you could join us today! Have you seen the report that inspired this #SaludTues? https://t.co/zUq8ZbLfXN |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: Quick housekeeping: Quick housekeeping: chat host @SaludAmerica will ask questions by number (Q1, Q2, etc.). Answer Q1 with A1. Answer Q2 with A2, etc. Use #SaludTues in all Tweets. |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @SaludAmerica: Quick housekeeping: Quick housekeeping: chat host @SaludAmerica will ask questions by number (Q1, Q2, etc.). Answer Q1 with A1. Answer Q2 with A2, etc. Use #SaludTues in all Tweets. |
 | UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter Thanks, @SaludAmerica ! We are excited to be part of this important discussion. Hello, @BMSG & @Praxis_Project! #SaludTues |
| Montefiore Health System @MontefioreNYC RT @SaludAmerica: @MontefioreNYC @BMSG @UConnRuddCenter @Praxis_Project Hi! Glad you could join us today! Have you seen the report that inspired this #SaludTues? https://t.co/zUq8ZbLfXN |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica Q1 What is target marketing and why does it matter for Latino health? #SaludTues https://t.co/UfVtyXg2ts |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @SaludAmerica: Q1 What is target marketing and why does it matter for Latino health? #SaludTues https://t.co/UfVtyXg2ts |
 | UnidosUS @WeAreUnidosUS We are excited to participate! Thanks @SaludAmerica ! |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap @PublicHealthMap here! Empowering people with greater understanding about public health, maps, and everything in between! #SaludTues here we go!!! 😁 https://t.co/Yg6TYaLH2Z |
| BMSG @BMSG A1 Target marketing means using tailored approaches to sell products to specific individuals & communities. It's a problem when those products are unhealthy and known to drive up rates of diabetes, obesity, etc. #SaludTues |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter A1 Target marketing is advertising to a certain consumer group with content designed to appeal to them specifically. When unhealthy products are marketed in this way it can negatively impact Latino children’s health. #SaludTues https://t.co/wRqsX6dmgz |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A1 Food and beverage companies use traditional marketing practices to specifically target Latinos and low-income groups with unhealthy products. This matters for Latino health because marketing influences eating behavior & health. #SaludTues https://t.co/7IeWdU5U5k |
| BMSG @BMSG A1 Latinos are at a higher risk of nutrition-related diseases, yet marketers bombard this group with ads for fast food, candy, soda & other junk. This contributes to health inequities, which are unfair and preventable. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica @WeAreUnidosUS Hi! Glad you could join us! Have you seen @BMSG's report that inspired this #SaludTues? https://t.co/zUq8ZbLfXN |
| BMSG @BMSG A1 A recent report from the @UConnRuddCenter shows the extent of the issue on Spanish-language TV, where 100% juice, plain water, nuts & fruit get no air time, while junk is heavily marketed. https://t.co/VckUocB6Hh #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @BMSG: A1 A recent report from the @UConnRuddCenter shows the extent of the issue on Spanish-language TV, where 100% juice, plain water, nuts & fruit get no air time, while junk is heavily marketed. https://t.co/VckUocB6Hh #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: Q1 What is target marketing and why does it matter for Latino health? #SaludTues https://t.co/UfVtyXg2ts |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @BMSG: A1 Latinos are at a higher risk of nutrition-related diseases, yet marketers bombard this group with ads for fast food, candy, soda & other junk. This contributes to health inequities, which are unfair and preventable. #SaludTues |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter RT @BMSG: A1 A recent report from the @UConnRuddCenter shows the extent of the issue on Spanish-language TV, where 100% juice, plain water, nuts & fruit get no air time, while junk is heavily marketed. https://t.co/VckUocB6Hh #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @UConnRuddCenter: A1 Target marketing is advertising to a certain consumer group with content designed to appeal to them specifically. When unhealthy products are marketed in this way it can negatively impact Latino children’s health. #SaludTues https://t.co/wRqsX6dmgz |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @UConnRuddCenter: A1 Target marketing is advertising to a certain consumer group with content designed to appeal to them specifically. When unhealthy products are marketed in this way it can negatively impact Latino children’s health. #SaludTues https://t.co/wRqsX6dmgz |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @BMSG: A1 Target marketing means using tailored approaches to sell products to specific individuals & communities. It's a problem when those products are unhealthy and known to drive up rates of diabetes, obesity, etc. #SaludTues |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter A1 According to Rudd Report, $539 million was spent to advertise on Spanish-language TV. Companies mostly market their least nutritious products, primarily fast-food, candy, sugary drinks, and snacks to Latino customers. Read full report here: https://t.co/b4ErXTgtrH #SaludTues https://t.co/7XNbrADY03 |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A1 Promoting unhealthy products can be detrimental to health. Overwhelming evidence indicates that unhealthy marketing increases demand for and consumption of unhealthy foods and drinks. #SaludTues |
| Montefiore Health System @MontefioreNYC A1: Target marketing is when a company focuses its efforts on promoting products to a specific group of potential customers by using tactics that are more likely to reach that audience. (1/2) #SaludTues |
| Montefiore Health System @MontefioreNYC A1: This is important for #Latino #health because often companies target communities of color to market products that can be harmful to our health (examples: tobacco products, alcohol, sugary drinks, and junk food). (2/2) #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @UConnRuddCenter: A1 According to Rudd Report, $539 million was spent to advertise on Spanish-language TV. Companies mostly market their least nutritious products, primarily fast-food, candy, sugary drinks, and snacks to Latino customers. Read full report here: https://t.co/b4ErXTgtrH #SaludTues https://t.co/7XNbrADY03 |
 | The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project #SaludTues chat is starting now! Make sure to follow for today's discussion on targeted marketing on Latinx communities. |
| Montefiore Health System @MontefioreNYC RT @UConnRuddCenter: A1 Target marketing is advertising to a certain consumer group with content designed to appeal to them specifically. When unhealthy products are marketed in this way it can negatively impact Latino children’s health. #SaludTues https://t.co/wRqsX6dmgz |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A1 Latinos are already disproportionately burdened by food swamps and food deserts simultaneously. Not only do they lack access to healthy food, but they are bombarded by sneaky marketing tactics for cheap, unhealthy food. #SaludTues |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project RT @SaludAmerica: Q1 What is target marketing and why does it matter for Latino health? #SaludTues https://t.co/UfVtyXg2ts |
| Montefiore Health System @MontefioreNYC RT @BMSG: A1 A recent report from the @UConnRuddCenter shows the extent of the issue on Spanish-language TV, where 100% juice, plain water, nuts & fruit get no air time, while junk is heavily marketed. https://t.co/VckUocB6Hh #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @SaludAmerica: A1 Food and beverage companies use traditional marketing practices to specifically target Latinos and low-income groups with unhealthy products. This matters for Latino health because marketing influences eating behavior & health. #SaludTues https://t.co/7IeWdU5U5k |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica @BMSG Yes! Unhealthy marketing targeted to specific groups contributes to health disparities among those groups. #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @SaludAmerica: A1 Promoting unhealthy products can be detrimental to health. Overwhelming evidence indicates that unhealthy marketing increases demand for and consumption of unhealthy foods and drinks. #SaludTues |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project @SaludAmerica A1 Target marketing is personalized marketing tool based on product, price, place, and promotion. Targeting junk food to Latinx and other communities of color contribute to health inequity. #SaludTues |
| Montefiore Health System @MontefioreNYC RT @UConnRuddCenter: A1 According to Rudd Report, $539 million was spent to advertise on Spanish-language TV. Companies mostly market their least nutritious products, primarily fast-food, candy, sugary drinks, and snacks to Latino customers. Read full report here: https://t.co/b4ErXTgtrH #SaludTues https://t.co/7XNbrADY03 |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @Praxis_Project: @SaludAmerica A1 Target marketing is personalized marketing tool based on product, price, place, and promotion. Targeting junk food to Latinx and other communities of color contribute to health inequity. #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @UConnRuddCenter: A1 According to Rudd Report, $539 million was spent to advertise on Spanish-language TV. Companies mostly market their least nutritious products, primarily fast-food, candy, sugary drinks, and snacks to Latino customers. Read full report here: https://t.co/b4ErXTgtrH #SaludTues https://t.co/7XNbrADY03 |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica @BMSG @UConnRuddCenter Given the growing purchasing power and heavy media consumption of the Latino population, marketers are investing significant resources to understand the Latino youth market. #SaludTues https://t.co/allZOu8efM |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project @SaludAmerica A1 Chronic diseases & their risk factors are more common in Latinx + POC communities. These minority groups already receive a poorer quality of care & lack preventative care. Targeting marketing is just contributing greater harm to the problem https://t.co/PKHuS8onVx #SaludTues |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project @SaludAmerica A1 Latinx + POC are disproportionately a part of low-income communities. Target marketing is personalized based on a person’s entire location history. Using these tactics the junk food industry is contributing to poor health outcomes such as obesity. #SaludTues |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter RT @Praxis_Project: @SaludAmerica A1 Target marketing is personalized marketing tool based on product, price, place, and promotion. Targeting junk food to Latinx and other communities of color contribute to health inequity. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica @Praxis_Project And it's deliberate. Latino kids are disproportionately exposed to junk food marketing because food & beverage manufacturers explicitly focus on them. #SaludTues https://t.co/gydN3fdHMD |
 | Eric Moreno @EricMoreno6477 RT @SaludAmerica: @BMSG @UConnRuddCenter Given the growing purchasing power and heavy media consumption of the Latino population, marketers are investing significant resources to understand the Latino youth market. #SaludTues https://t.co/allZOu8efM |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @SaludAmerica: Given the growing purchasing power and heavy media consumption of the Latino population, marketers are investing significant resources to understand the Latino youth market. #SaludTues https://t.co/EgfAUkOvSJ |
| Montefiore Health System @MontefioreNYC RT @SaludAmerica: @Praxis_Project And it's deliberate. Latino kids are disproportionately exposed to junk food marketing because food & beverage manufacturers explicitly focus on them. #SaludTues https://t.co/gydN3fdHMD |
| Montefiore Health System @MontefioreNYC RT @SaludAmerica: @BMSG @UConnRuddCenter Given the growing purchasing power and heavy media consumption of the Latino population, marketers are investing significant resources to understand the Latino youth market. #SaludTues https://t.co/allZOu8efM |
 | ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks Sabrina from ChangeLab Solutions here to join in the conversation about marketing for #saludtues. @SaludAmerica @BMSG |
 | Communicate For Health Justice @_CFHJ @SaludAmerica Hello! @_CFHJ here! 🤓Quick clarifying question: Is the argument correct that tv/ad stations that are predominately watched by Latino youth, disproportionately marketing unhealthy products (food, smoking, beverages, etc) than other tv/ad stations? #SaludTues |
| UnidosUS @WeAreUnidosUS A1. Target marketing in and of itself isn’t concerning. But when marketers spend hundreds of millions of dollars marketing unhealthy food and beverages to children, it becomes problematic. #SaludTues |
 | Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth A1 Marketing of unhealthy food undermines public health efforts, but, more importantly, targeted marketing of unhealthy food to low income communities undermines health equity. #SaludTues |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @BMSG: A1 Target marketing means using tailored approaches to sell products to specific individuals & communities. It's a problem when those products are unhealthy and known to drive up rates of diabetes, obesity, etc. #SaludTues |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project RT @SaludAmerica: @Praxis_Project And it's deliberate. Latino kids are disproportionately exposed to junk food marketing because food & beverage manufacturers explicitly focus on them. #SaludTues https://t.co/gydN3fdHMD |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica Public health departments don’t have the funding to compete with this kind of $pending. #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @Praxis_Project: @SaludAmerica A1 Chronic diseases & their risk factors are more common in Latinx + POC communities. These minority groups already receive a poorer quality of care & lack preventative care. Targeting marketing is just contributing greater harm to the problem https://t.co/PKHuS8onVx #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @Praxis_Project: @SaludAmerica A1 Latinx + POC are disproportionately a part of low-income communities. Target marketing is personalized based on a person’s entire location history. Using these tactics the junk food industry is contributing to poor health outcomes such as obesity. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica Q2 What are some examples of how food & beverage companies target Latinos with unhealthy products? #SaludTues https://t.co/J1jcwfOK7q |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project RT @SaludAmerica: Public health departments don’t have the funding to compete with this kind of $pending. #SaludTues |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter RT @SaludAmerica: Q2 What are some examples of how food & beverage companies target Latinos with unhealthy products? #SaludTues https://t.co/J1jcwfOK7q |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @SaludAmerica: Q2 What are some examples of how food & beverage companies target Latinos with unhealthy products? #SaludTues https://t.co/J1jcwfOK7q |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A1 Target marketing is a health equity issue. Marketing affects kids' food choices (and therefore their health), and companies purposefully target Latino kids and other youth of color with unhealthy marketing. #saludtues |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project RT @BMSG: RT @SaludAmerica: RT @SaludAmerica: Given the growing purchasing power and heavy media consumption of the Latino population, marketers are investing significant resources to understand the Latino youth market. #SaludTues https://t.co/EgfAUkOvSJ |
| Montefiore Health System @MontefioreNYC A2: Some companies will spend more money on advertising unhealthy food and beverage products in Spanish, promoting their products on Spanish-language television channels, and showing their commercials during targeted TV programming. #SaludTues |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter A2 According to the latest Rudd Report, Hispanic children’s exposure to restaurant ads on Spanish-language TV increased by 8% from 2013 to 2017. They also saw no ads for juice, water, nuts, or fruit on Spanish-language TV. Read more here: https://t.co/74Q3nRCLZF #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica @_CFHJ Hi! We’re so glad you could join us! Yes. That is one of the correct arguments. #SaludTues https://t.co/r87sg0upaS |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A2 The food and beverage industry uses the 4 Ps together to promote unhealthy products at carefully set prices to Latinos online and in specific neighborhoods. Learn more from @BMSG. #SaludTues https://t.co/QV916hiNkU |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project RT @SaludAmerica: Q2 What are some examples of how food & beverage companies target Latinos with unhealthy products? #SaludTues https://t.co/J1jcwfOK7q |
| UnidosUS @WeAreUnidosUS A1. Marketing aimed at children for unhealthy foods contributes to poor diets & related diseases, like obesity, diabetes, and heart disease. Half of Latino children born in 2000 and after are expected to develop diabetes in their lifetime. #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG A2 Marketers use product names, special flavors, and designs to appeal to Latinx communities. McDonald’s “Nueva Jalapeño Double Latin American-issima!” cheeseburger is a prime example. Learn more: https://t.co/GC6otbH1bn #SaludTues https://t.co/ks4zE87RBn |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap A1: Target marketing is concentrating efforts on a segment of consumers and making products appeal to them. This is very important for Latino health because products targeted at them are often unhealthy like junk food, soda, etc. 🍔🥤🤒#SaludTues https://t.co/Fi9dZ4mBQ8 |
| Communicate For Health Justice @_CFHJ @SaludAmerica Thank you for this insight!!💡#SaludTues |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project @SaludAmerica A2 Junk food companies are promoted in communities of color by exploiting cultural sensibilities and using images, symbolism, and language. For example, companies using language to appeal to a Latinx market by rebranding products like Doritos to Doritos Salsa Verde. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica The important factor when discussing target marketing is that companies are promoting their LEAST healthy products to Latinos. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A1 Food and beverage companies use traditional marketing practices to specifically target Latinos and low-income groups with unhealthy products. This matters for Latino health because marketing influences eating behavior & health. #SaludTues https://t.co/7IeWdU5U5k |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @BMSG: A1 A recent report from the @UConnRuddCenter shows the extent of the issue on Spanish-language TV, where 100% juice, plain water, nuts & fruit get no air time, while junk is heavily marketed. https://t.co/VckUocB6Hh #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @BMSG: A1 Latinos are at a higher risk of nutrition-related diseases, yet marketers bombard this group with ads for fast food, candy, soda & other junk. This contributes to health inequities, which are unfair and preventable. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @ChangeLabWorks: A1 Target marketing is a health equity issue. Marketing affects kids' food choices (and therefore their health), and companies purposefully target Latino kids and other youth of color with unhealthy marketing. #saludtues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @UConnRuddCenter: A1 Target marketing is advertising to a certain consumer group with content designed to appeal to them specifically. When unhealthy products are marketed in this way it can negatively impact Latino children’s health. #SaludTues https://t.co/wRqsX6dmgz |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @BMSG: A1 Target marketing means using tailored approaches to sell products to specific individuals & communities. It's a problem when those products are unhealthy and known to drive up rates of diabetes, obesity, etc. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A1 Promoting unhealthy products can be detrimental to health. Overwhelming evidence indicates that unhealthy marketing increases demand for and consumption of unhealthy foods and drinks. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @UConnRuddCenter: A1 According to Rudd Report, $539 million was spent to advertise on Spanish-language TV. Companies mostly market their least nutritious products, primarily fast-food, candy, sugary drinks, and snacks to Latino customers. Read full report here: https://t.co/b4ErXTgtrH #SaludTues https://t.co/7XNbrADY03 |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project @SaludAmerica A2 Junk food companies using promotional value coupons based on zip codes of neighborhoods of low SES families. So those families then benefit from the price but gain no nutritional value in their consumption https://t.co/daic3Wanzp #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica @ChangeLabWorks Exactly! Target marketing is a health equity issue. #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG A2 Marketers also use geolocation & mobile tech to send tailored promotions based on Latinx consumers’ whereabouts, past purchases, and preferences. Learn more: https://t.co/PLEZbR4tQp #SaludTues https://t.co/mkLWGmfsD7 |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: Public health departments don’t have the funding to compete with this kind of $pending. #SaludTues |
| Montefiore Health System @MontefioreNYC RT @UConnRuddCenter: A2 According to the latest Rudd Report, Hispanic children’s exposure to restaurant ads on Spanish-language TV increased by 8% from 2013 to 2017. They also saw no ads for juice, water, nuts, or fruit on Spanish-language TV. Read more here: https://t.co/74Q3nRCLZF #SaludTues |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project RT @BMSG: A2 Marketers also use geolocation & mobile tech to send tailored promotions based on Latinx consumers’ whereabouts, past purchases, and preferences. Learn more: https://t.co/PLEZbR4tQp #SaludTues https://t.co/mkLWGmfsD7 |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A2 Food and beverage companies leverage geolocation technology, strategically set low prices, and exploit culture to market their least unhealthy products to Latinos. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @Praxis_Project: @SaludAmerica A1 Target marketing is personalized marketing tool based on product, price, place, and promotion. Targeting junk food to Latinx and other communities of color contribute to health inequity. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @Praxis_Project: @SaludAmerica A2 Junk food companies using promotional value coupons based on zip codes of neighborhoods of low SES families. So those families then benefit from the price but gain no nutritional value in their consumption https://t.co/daic3Wanzp #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A1 Latinos are already disproportionately burdened by food swamps and food deserts simultaneously. Not only do they lack access to healthy food, but they are bombarded by sneaky marketing tactics for cheap, unhealthy food. #SaludTues |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter RT @BMSG: A2 Marketers use product names, special flavors, and designs to appeal to Latinx communities. McDonald’s “Nueva Jalapeño Double Latin American-issima!” cheeseburger is a prime example. Learn more: https://t.co/GC6otbH1bn #SaludTues https://t.co/ks4zE87RBn |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @Praxis_Project: @SaludAmerica A2 Junk food companies are promoted in communities of color by exploiting cultural sensibilities and using images, symbolism, and language. For example, companies using language to appeal to a Latinx market by rebranding products like Doritos to Doritos Salsa Verde. #SaludTues |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project RT @SaludAmerica: The important factor when discussing target marketing is that companies are promoting their LEAST healthy products to Latinos. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @ChangeLabWorks: A1 Target marketing is a health equity issue. Marketing affects kids' food choices (and therefore their health), and companies purposefully target Latino kids and other youth of color with unhealthy marketing. #saludtues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @PublicHealthMap: A1: A1: Target marketing is concentrating efforts on a segment of consumers and making products appeal to them. This is very important for Latino health because products targeted at them are often unhealthy like junk food, soda, etc. 🍔🥤🤒#SaludTues https://t.co/Fi9dZ4mBQ8 |
| Montefiore Health System @MontefioreNYC @UConnRuddCenter Really interesting research, thank you for sharing! #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @BMSG: A2 Marketers use product names, special flavors, and designs to appeal to Latinx communities. McDonald’s “Nueva Jalapeño Double Latin American-issima!” cheeseburger is a prime example. Learn more: https://t.co/GC6otbH1bn #SaludTues https://t.co/ks4zE87RBn |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @WeAreUnidosUS: A1. Marketing aimed at children for unhealthy foods contributes to poor diets & related diseases, like obesity, diabetes, and heart disease. Half of Latino children born in 2000 and after are expected to develop diabetes in their lifetime. #SaludTues |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A2 Our colleagues at the @UConnRuddCenter have been doing important work to catalog the types and extent of unhealthy marketing targeted at Latino kids. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: Q2 What are some examples of how food & beverage companies target Latinos with unhealthy products? #SaludTues https://t.co/J1jcwfOK7q |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A2 The food and beverage industry uses the 4 Ps together to promote unhealthy products at carefully set prices to Latinos online and in specific neighborhoods. Learn more from @BMSG. #SaludTues https://t.co/QV916hiNkU |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: The important factor when discussing target marketing is that companies are promoting their LEAST healthy products to Latinos. #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG A2 Price is a key target marketing strategy, too. Pricing highly processed junk foods so they seem like bargains is a tactic that’s especially effective in places with a dearth of healthy, affordable options. https://t.co/GHs6GvS9ZB #SaludTues https://t.co/jogHBQfdyB |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica @Praxis_Project Companies also use ethnic festivals and other events in communities of color to promote junk food. For example, during Miami’s Calle Ocho 2015 festival, which celebrates the city’s Latino community, Coca-Cola banners and logos covered the streets. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @PublicHealthMap: A1: A1: Target marketing is concentrating efforts on a segment of consumers and making products appeal to them. This is very important for Latino health because products targeted at them are often unhealthy like junk food, soda, etc. 🍔🥤🤒#SaludTues https://t.co/Fi9dZ4mBQ8 |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter RT @BMSG: A2 Marketers also use geolocation & mobile tech to send tailored promotions based on Latinx consumers’ whereabouts, past purchases, and preferences. Learn more: https://t.co/PLEZbR4tQp #SaludTues https://t.co/mkLWGmfsD7 |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @BMSG: A2 Marketers use product names, special flavors, and designs to appeal to Latinx communities. McDonald’s “Nueva Jalapeño Double Latin American-issima!” cheeseburger is a prime example. Learn more: https://t.co/GC6otbH1bn #SaludTues https://t.co/ks4zE87RBn |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project RT @PublicHealthMap: A1: A1: Target marketing is concentrating efforts on a segment of consumers and making products appeal to them. This is very important for Latino health because products targeted at them are often unhealthy like junk food, soda, etc. 🍔🥤🤒#SaludTues https://t.co/Fi9dZ4mBQ8 |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @Praxis_Project: @SaludAmerica A2 Junk food companies are promoted in communities of color by exploiting cultural sensibilities and using images, symbolism, and language. For example, companies using language to appeal to a Latinx market by rebranding products like Doritos to Doritos Salsa Verde. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @Praxis_Project: @SaludAmerica A2 Junk food companies using promotional value coupons based on zip codes of neighborhoods of low SES families. So those families then benefit from the price but gain no nutritional value in their consumption https://t.co/daic3Wanzp #SaludTues |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter A2. In 2016, Tostitos launched a telenovela web series called “Botanas del Cielo” promoting three Latin-inspired products. McDonald’s “Siganme los Buenos!” campaign featured character El Chapulin Colorado, recognized across Latin America and by US Hispanics. #SaludTues https://t.co/WE7rhBJTTU |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A2 Food and beverage companies leverage geolocation technology, strategically set low prices, and exploit culture to market their least unhealthy products to Latinos. #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @Praxis_Project: @SaludAmerica A2 Junk food companies using promotional value coupons based on zip codes of neighborhoods of low SES families. So those families then benefit from the price but gain no nutritional value in their consumption https://t.co/daic3Wanzp #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica @Praxis_Project Low costs are a strategic marketing tactic to attract people from low-income communities, often predominately Latinos and communities of color. #SaludTues |
| UnidosUS @WeAreUnidosUS A2. Food marketers are spending more over time to promote products using online & mobile advertising like Advergames: online games embedded with a specific brand, Location based technologies, GPS and Apps, and Spanish-language sites aimed at Latino children. #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @UConnRuddCenter: A2 According to the latest Rudd Report, Hispanic children’s exposure to restaurant ads on Spanish-language TV increased by 8% from 2013 to 2017. They also saw no ads for juice, water, nuts, or fruit on Spanish-language TV. Read more here: https://t.co/74Q3nRCLZF #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica @Praxis_Project Yep. Pepsi Limón, Doritos Salsa Verde, and Tapatío hot sauce-flavored Fritos were created to attract Latino consumers. #SaludTues #junkfood |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project RT @SaludAmerica: @Praxis_Project Companies also use ethnic festivals and other events in communities of color to promote junk food. For example, during Miami’s Calle Ocho 2015 festival, which celebrates the city’s Latino community, Coca-Cola banners and logos covered the streets. #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @UConnRuddCenter: A2. In 2016, Tostitos launched a telenovela web series called “Botanas del Cielo” promoting three Latin-inspired products. McDonald’s “Siganme los Buenos!” campaign featured character El Chapulin Colorado, recognized across Latin America and by US Hispanics. #SaludTues https://t.co/WE7rhBJTTU |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @WeAreUnidosUS: A2. Food marketers are spending more over time to promote products using online & mobile advertising like Advergames: A2. Food marketers are spending more over time to promote products using online & mobile advertising like Advergames: online games embedded with a specific brand, Location based technologies, GPS and Apps, and Spanish-language sites aimed at Latino children. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @UConnRuddCenter: A2. In 2016, Tostitos launched a telenovela web series called “Botanas del Cielo” promoting three Latin-inspired products. McDonald’s “Siganme los Buenos!” campaign featured character El Chapulin Colorado, recognized across Latin America and by US Hispanics. #SaludTues https://t.co/WE7rhBJTTU |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @WeAreUnidosUS: A1. Marketing aimed at children for unhealthy foods contributes to poor diets & related diseases, like obesity, diabetes, and heart disease. Half of Latino children born in 2000 and after are expected to develop diabetes in their lifetime. #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @SaludAmerica: A2 Food and beverage companies leverage geolocation technology, strategically set low prices, and exploit culture to market their least unhealthy products to Latinos. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica The price of food is associated with food purchasing decisions and consumption; thus caloric intake and health, as many of the foods and beverages sold at low prices are low in nutrients and high in sugars, salt, and fats. #SaludTues |
| Montefiore Health System @MontefioreNYC RT @ChangeLabWorks: A2 Our colleagues at the @UConnRuddCenter have been doing important work to catalog the types and extent of unhealthy marketing targeted at Latino kids. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A2 The food industry even dresses up unhealthy options with ad visuals of nutrition and physical activity. #SaludTues https://t.co/g5w85froBF |
| Montefiore Health System @MontefioreNYC RT @SaludAmerica: The price of food is associated with food purchasing decisions and consumption; thus caloric intake and health, as many of the foods and beverages sold at low prices are low in nutrients and high in sugars, salt, and fats. #SaludTues |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter A2. Candy brands from Hershey and Mars represented approx. 20% of food-related TV ads viewed by Hispanic children and teens on Spanish-language TV. #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @WeAreUnidosUS: A2. Food marketers are spending more over time to promote products using online & mobile advertising like Advergames: A2. Food marketers are spending more over time to promote products using online & mobile advertising like Advergames: online games embedded with a specific brand, Location based technologies, GPS and Apps, and Spanish-language sites aimed at Latino children. #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @SaludAmerica: A2 The food and beverage industry uses the 4 Ps together to promote unhealthy products at carefully set prices to Latinos online and in specific neighborhoods. Learn more from @BMSG. #SaludTues https://t.co/QV916hiNkU |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter RT @SaludAmerica: The price of food is associated with food purchasing decisions and consumption; thus caloric intake and health, as many of the foods and beverages sold at low prices are low in nutrients and high in sugars, salt, and fats. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica Because youth of color are deemed as trendsetters, products like these ⬇ are often created specifically for them. #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @WeAreUnidosUS: A1. Target marketing in and of itself isn’t concerning. But when marketers spend hundreds of millions of dollars marketing unhealthy food and beverages to children, it becomes problematic. #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @SaludAmerica: A2 The food industry even dresses up unhealthy options with ad visuals of nutrition and physical activity. #SaludTues https://t.co/g5w85froBF |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica @_CFHJ @ChangeLabWorks @Praxis_Project @BMSG @UConnRuddCenter Yes. Health disparities are the first sign of social and environmental inequity. Targeted marketing of unhealthy food to Latinos is a crystal-clear example of inequity. #SaludTues |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter RT @SaludAmerica: A2 The food industry even dresses up unhealthy options with ad visuals of nutrition and physical activity. #SaludTues https://t.co/g5w85froBF |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica @PublicHealthMap @AlJazeera_World @BMSG @Praxis_Project @UConnRuddCenter @NACCHOalerts @ruralhealthinfo @DiverseElders @OMH_Espanol @APHAPHN “While there are benefits to food and beverage companies being inclusive with the products they offer and appealing to many cultures and ethnicities, doing so becomes a problem when such products are unhealthy,” @BMSG's report states. #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @SaludAmerica: Public health departments don’t have the funding to compete with this kind of $pending. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica Q3 How is digital technology shaping the way the food/bev industry creates targeted campaigns? #SaludTues https://t.co/frk8E2Xp1T |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter RT @SaludAmerica: Q3 How is digital technology shaping the way the food/bev industry creates targeted campaigns? #SaludTues https://t.co/frk8E2Xp1T |
| Communicate For Health Justice @_CFHJ @SaludAmerica Hadn't thought about this aspect. Great point! #SaludTues |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A2. Our colleagues at @BMSG recently published information about the 4 Ps of marketing and how they're used to target communities of color. Check them out here: https://t.co/rWs0RgsnHS #saludtues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @SaludAmerica: Q3 How is digital technology shaping the way the food/bev industry creates targeted campaigns? #SaludTues https://t.co/frk8E2Xp1T |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica @UConnRuddCenter Latino parents already face numerous obstacles to encourage healthy eating. Target marketing of unhealthy food is another unfair obstacle. #SaludTues #Hispandering |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter A3 Social media are new channels through which companies can market their products. Here’s a Rudd video on how food and beverage companies decide what to market to teens: https://t.co/pWn0g3ptdh #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG A3 Food/bev companies harvest data online to track consumers & personalize their marketing, serving up mobile coupons and tailored ads through social media. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A3 “Place” is becoming more and more virtual (always-on tablets & smartphones with high-speed internet access) and companies are using geolocation technology to detect nearby shoppers and send personalized ads directly to their mobile devices. #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG A3 Marketers know that Latinx youth use mobile tech more than white youth, so they leverage this to target them more heavily with online promotions. #SaludTues |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project RT @SaludAmerica: @Praxis_Project Low costs are a strategic marketing tactic to attract people from low-income communities, often predominately Latinos and communities of color. #SaludTues |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter RT @BMSG: A3 Food/bev companies harvest data online to track consumers & personalize their marketing, serving up mobile coupons and tailored ads through social media. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @BMSG: A3 Food/bev companies harvest data online to track consumers & personalize their marketing, serving up mobile coupons and tailored ads through social media. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap A2: According to @UConnRuddCenter, Food-related advertising to Hispanic consumers almost exclusively promotes unhealthy brands like fast foods, candy, sugary drinks and snacks. #SaludTues https://t.co/rCMeYzyuuW |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @ChangeLabWorks: A2. Our colleagues at @BMSG recently published information about the 4 Ps of marketing and how they're used to target communities of color. Check them out here: https://t.co/rWs0RgsnHS #saludtues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: Because youth of color are deemed as trendsetters, products like these ⬇ are often created specifically for them. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A2 The food industry even dresses up unhealthy options with ad visuals of nutrition and physical activity. #SaludTues https://t.co/g5w85froBF |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter RT @BMSG: A3 Marketers know that Latinx youth use mobile tech more than white youth, so they leverage this to target them more heavily with online promotions. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: The price of food is associated with food purchasing decisions and consumption; thus caloric intake and health, as many of the foods and beverages sold at low prices are low in nutrients and high in sugars, salt, and fats. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @UConnRuddCenter: A2. In 2016, Tostitos launched a telenovela web series called “Botanas del Cielo” promoting three Latin-inspired products. McDonald’s “Siganme los Buenos!” campaign featured character El Chapulin Colorado, recognized across Latin America and by US Hispanics. #SaludTues https://t.co/WE7rhBJTTU |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @WeAreUnidosUS: A2. Food marketers are spending more over time to promote products using online & mobile advertising like Advergames: A2. Food marketers are spending more over time to promote products using online & mobile advertising like Advergames: online games embedded with a specific brand, Location based technologies, GPS and Apps, and Spanish-language sites aimed at Latino children. #SaludTues |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter RT @SaludAmerica: A3 “Place” is becoming more and more virtual (always-on tablets & smartphones with high-speed internet access) and companies are using geolocation technology to detect nearby shoppers and send personalized ads directly to their mobile devices. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @WeAreUnidosUS: A1. Marketing aimed at children for unhealthy foods contributes to poor diets & related diseases, like obesity, diabetes, and heart disease. Half of Latino children born in 2000 and after are expected to develop diabetes in their lifetime. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: Q3 How is digital technology shaping the way the food/bev industry creates targeted campaigns? #SaludTues https://t.co/frk8E2Xp1T |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica @BMSG They track consumers. They gather demographic characteristics. All to target the right product (often unhealthy), at the right price (often very low), at the right place, at the right time. #SaludTues |
| UnidosUS @WeAreUnidosUS A3. Digital technology is becoming an increasingly used platform. Latinos are more likely to watch ads on their smartphones and about 3 out of 4 Latinos go to YouTube to learn more about a product, including food. #SaludTues |
 | Héctor Manuel Ramírez 🏳️🌈 @CROWRDREAM OMG I have been seeing a lot of back to school adds from food companies directed at Latino families. #Chips #Sodas #snacks #SaludTues #TuesdayThoughts |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A3 “Place” is becoming more and more virtual (always-on tablets & smartphones with high-speed internet access) and companies are using geolocation technology to detect nearby shoppers and send personalized ads directly to their mobile devices. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @BMSG: A3 Food/bev companies harvest data online to track consumers & personalize their marketing, serving up mobile coupons and tailored ads through social media. #SaludTues |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter A3. Digital advertising has a powerful influence on our brain, and this is especially true for kids. An ad we watched when we were 5 years old can influence our buying behavior when we're 50. https://t.co/umSMxljPUd #SaludTues |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project "They know people in these neighborhoods are lower-income and can’t afford better food; it keeps reinforcing social norms. Marketing is one angle of social justice and food justice." https://t.co/tXECaOi8aZ #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @UConnRuddCenter: A3 Social media are new channels through which companies can market their products. Here’s a Rudd video on how food and beverage companies decide what to market to teens: https://t.co/pWn0g3ptdh #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @WeAreUnidosUS: A3. Digital technology is becoming an increasingly used platform. Latinos are more likely to watch ads on their smartphones and about 3 out of 4 Latinos go to YouTube to learn more about a product, including food. #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @SaludAmerica: A3 “Place” is becoming more and more virtual (always-on tablets & smartphones with high-speed internet access) and companies are using geolocation technology to detect nearby shoppers and send personalized ads directly to their mobile devices. #SaludTues |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter RT @WeAreUnidosUS: A3. Digital technology is becoming an increasingly used platform. Latinos are more likely to watch ads on their smartphones and about 3 out of 4 Latinos go to YouTube to learn more about a product, including food. #SaludTues |
| Montefiore Health System @MontefioreNYC A3: For example, some companies use GPS to track customers and can send an alert for a coupon to the phone of a potential customer when they are near the company’s store. (2/2) #SaludTues |
| Montefiore Health System @MontefioreNYC A3: Digital technology allows food and beverage companies to have more access to customers than they have ever had before. They can reach customers wherever they are and at any time of day. (1/2) #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @WeAreUnidosUS: A3. Digital technology is becoming an increasingly used platform. Latinos are more likely to watch ads on their smartphones and about 3 out of 4 Latinos go to YouTube to learn more about a product, including food. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A3 Marketers can now understand and use a person’s entire location history to target junk food to Latinos.They can also gather demographic characteristics. #SaludTues https://t.co/hKf8TpDfNU |
| Montefiore Health System @MontefioreNYC RT @PublicHealthMap: A2: A2: According to @UConnRuddCenter, Food-related advertising to Hispanic consumers almost exclusively promotes unhealthy brands like fast foods, candy, sugary drinks and snacks. #SaludTues https://t.co/rCMeYzyuuW |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter A3. New technology = new campaigns. Several studies have confirmed that playing food advergames increase children’s food intake, particularly their intake of energy-dense foods. https://t.co/DTfx7bCOlL #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica @WeAreUnidosUS Yes! Digital marketing today is far more problematic than print marketing of the past because it persistently pushes personalized content on our hand-held devices. #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @PublicHealthMap: A2: According to @UConnRuddCenter, Food-related advertising to Hispanic consumers almost exclusively promotes unhealthy brands like fast foods, candy, sugary drinks and snacks. #SaludTues https://t.co/Iql7mc6sGy |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @UConnRuddCenter: A3. New technology = new campaigns. Several studies have confirmed that playing food advergames increase children’s food intake, particularly their intake of energy-dense foods. https://t.co/DTfx7bCOlL #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @Praxis_Project: "They know people in these neighborhoods are lower-income and can’t afford better food; it keeps reinforcing social norms. Marketing is one angle of social justice and food justice." https://t.co/tXECaOi8aZ #SaludTues |
 | PeerAdvocacyNetwork @peeradvocacynet RT @BMSG: A3 Food/bev companies harvest data online to track consumers & personalize their marketing, serving up mobile coupons and tailored ads through social media. #SaludTues |
| Montefiore Health System @MontefioreNYC RT @UConnRuddCenter: A3. New technology = new campaigns. Several studies have confirmed that playing food advergames increase children’s food intake, particularly their intake of energy-dense foods. https://t.co/DTfx7bCOlL #SaludTues |
 | Héctor M. Ramírez @RamirezHectorM RT @BMSG: RT @PublicHealthMap: A2: RT @PublicHealthMap: A2: According to @UConnRuddCenter, Food-related advertising to Hispanic consumers almost exclusively promotes unhealthy brands like fast foods, candy, sugary drinks and snacks. #SaludTues https://t.co/Iql7mc6sGy |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A3. The @nytimes recently published a fascinating and disturbing article about how digital technology is used to pinpoint your exact location in a store and allow companies to market specific products directly to you. https://t.co/jP8ZSnWN5H #saludtues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica @UConnRuddCenter 🤯 #SaludTues |
| Montefiore Health System @MontefioreNYC RT @ChangeLabWorks: A3. The @nytimes recently published a fascinating and disturbing article about how digital technology is used to pinpoint your exact location in a store and allow companies to market specific products directly to you. https://t.co/jP8ZSnWN5H #saludtues |
| Héctor Manuel Ramírez 🏳️🌈 @CROWRDREAM RT @ChangeLabWorks: A3. The @nytimes recently published a fascinating and disturbing article about how digital technology is used to pinpoint your exact location in a store and allow companies to market specific products directly to you. https://t.co/jP8ZSnWN5H #saludtues |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter RT @ChangeLabWorks: A3. The @nytimes recently published a fascinating and disturbing article about how digital technology is used to pinpoint your exact location in a store and allow companies to market specific products directly to you. https://t.co/jP8ZSnWN5H #saludtues |
 | Hector M. Ramirez @crow2crow RT @ChangeLabWorks: A3. The @nytimes recently published a fascinating and disturbing article about how digital technology is used to pinpoint your exact location in a store and allow companies to market specific products directly to you. https://t.co/jP8ZSnWN5H #saludtues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @UConnRuddCenter: A3. Digital advertising has a powerful influence on our brain, and this is especially true for kids. An ad we watched when we were 5 years old can influence our buying behavior when we're 50. https://t.co/umSMxljPUd #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @UConnRuddCenter: A3. New technology = new campaigns. Several studies have confirmed that playing food advergames increase children’s food intake, particularly their intake of energy-dense foods. https://t.co/DTfx7bCOlL #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica @ChangeLabWorks @nytimes Yikes! Geotargeting and using demographic information are part of their tailored approach to sell specific products to specific consumers. #SaludTues |
 | Robin Fink, MPH (she/hers) @finkra RT @PublicHealthMap: A1: A1: Target marketing is concentrating efforts on a segment of consumers and making products appeal to them. This is very important for Latino health because products targeted at them are often unhealthy like junk food, soda, etc. 🍔🥤🤒#SaludTues https://t.co/Fi9dZ4mBQ8 |
| Robin Fink, MPH (she/hers) @finkra RT @BMSG: A2 Marketers use product names, special flavors, and designs to appeal to Latinx communities. McDonald’s “Nueva Jalapeño Double Latin American-issima!” cheeseburger is a prime example. Learn more: https://t.co/GC6otbH1bn #SaludTues https://t.co/ks4zE87RBn |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @TecmoTailbacks: Unhealthy diets are killing people. Marketers need to stop pushing their least healthy products to consumers. #saludtues https://t.co/vyWj4dDgWF |
| Communicate For Health Justice @_CFHJ @SaludAmerica That is too shady... #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica Q4 What is influencer marketing and why is it particularly problematic for youth? #SaludTues https://t.co/1bddgWUJNj |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter RT @SaludAmerica: Q4 What is influencer marketing and why is it particularly problematic for youth? #SaludTues https://t.co/1bddgWUJNj |
| BMSG @BMSG Great point — marketers now have access nearly 24/7! Most consumers, especially kids, don't stand a chance against that kind of power. #SaludTues https://t.co/pSO2ZKFDYM |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @SaludAmerica: Q4 What is influencer marketing and why is it particularly problematic for youth? #SaludTues https://t.co/1bddgWUJNj |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter A4. Influencer marketing involves endorsements from individuals who exert social influence, especially over children & youth. Over 70% products endorsed by celebrities & athletes have been found to be sugary drinks or nutrient-poor foods. https://t.co/YMIHZSUHHj #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap A3: Digital technology has allowed the food/bev industry to target their campaign efforts even more via social media networks, data mining, and hispanic-specific content that is more appealing in our "always-connected" world. 📲📶🍔 #SaludTues https://t.co/w0toAFA6ml |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project 🗣🗣Louder for the corporate boards in the back hiding behind their profits while the obesity epidemic continues to plague our communities #SaludTues |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project RT @SaludAmerica: @PublicHealthMap @AlJazeera_World @BMSG @Praxis_Project @UConnRuddCenter @NACCHOalerts @ruralhealthinfo @DiverseElders @OMH_Espanol @APHAPHN “While there are benefits to food and beverage companies being inclusive with the products they offer and appealing to many cultures and ethnicities, doing so becomes a problem when such products are unhealthy,” @BMSG's report states. #SaludTues |
| Montefiore Health System @MontefioreNYC A4: Influencer marketing is when a company uses endorsements from influential people and organizations to promote their products. This can be a problem for youth who see influencers as role models and want to follow their choices and behaviors. #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG A4 Influencers are people who have a large online following and social clout. Companies pay them to promote products to their followers, often through posts that don’t look like marketing (even though they are!). https://t.co/KPutCAWfdA #SaludTues https://t.co/ou9UUul4cV |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project RT @SaludAmerica: Q3 How is digital technology shaping the way the food/bev industry creates targeted campaigns? #SaludTues https://t.co/frk8E2Xp1T |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A4 An influencer is a new type of celebrity. They have a massive following on social media. They are paid by companies to “naturally” include their products in their posts, photos and videos. Influencers often mix sponsored and non-sponsored content. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @Praxis_Project: "They know people in these neighborhoods are lower-income and can’t afford better food; it keeps reinforcing social norms. Marketing is one angle of social justice and food justice." https://t.co/tXECaOi8aZ #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @UConnRuddCenter: A3. New technology = new campaigns. Several studies have confirmed that playing food advergames increase children’s food intake, particularly their intake of energy-dense foods. https://t.co/DTfx7bCOlL #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A3 Marketers can now understand and use a person’s entire location history to target junk food to Latinos.They can also gather demographic characteristics. #SaludTues https://t.co/hKf8TpDfNU |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @WeAreUnidosUS: A3. Digital technology is becoming an increasingly used platform. Latinos are more likely to watch ads on their smartphones and about 3 out of 4 Latinos go to YouTube to learn more about a product, including food. #SaludTues |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @BMSG: A4 Influencers are people who have a large online following and social clout. Companies pay them to promote products to their followers, often through posts that don’t look like marketing (even though they are!). https://t.co/KPutCAWfdA #SaludTues https://t.co/ou9UUul4cV |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter RT @PublicHealthMap: A3: A3: Digital technology has allowed the food/bev industry to target their campaign efforts even more via social media networks, data mining, and hispanic-specific content that is more appealing in our "always-connected" world. 📲📶🍔 #SaludTues https://t.co/w0toAFA6ml |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @BMSG: A4 Influencers are people who have a large online following and social clout. Companies pay them to promote products to their followers, often through posts that don’t look like marketing (even though they are!). https://t.co/KPutCAWfdA #SaludTues https://t.co/ou9UUul4cV |
| BMSG @BMSG A4 Influencer posts are troubling b/c kids & teens may not realize that they are being advertised to. Even adults sometimes mistake sponsored posts for organic content. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: Q4 What is influencer marketing and why is it particularly problematic for youth? #SaludTues https://t.co/1bddgWUJNj |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @Praxis_Project: 🗣🗣Louder for the corporate boards in the back hiding behind their profits while the obesity epidemic continues to plague our communities #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @UConnRuddCenter: A4. Influencer marketing involves endorsements from individuals who exert social influence, especially over children & youth. Over 70% products endorsed by celebrities & athletes have been found to be sugary drinks or nutrient-poor foods. https://t.co/YMIHZSUHHj #SaludTues |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project @SaludAmerica A3 Food/Bev industry uses big data gathered by internet use to target demographics based on search history. Latinx & other youths of color are disproportionately impacted for their more frequent use of mobile devices to access the internet https://t.co/6VhvBR4jau #SaludTues |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project @SaludAmerica A3 Food/Bev industry is promoted in communities of color by exploiting cultural sensibilities and using images. Social media marketing on apps like Instagram are underhanded in the delivery of ads #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @Praxis_Project: @SaludAmerica A3 Food/Bev industry uses big data gathered by internet use to target demographics based on search history. Latinx & other youths of color are disproportionately impacted for their more frequent use of mobile devices to access the internet https://t.co/6VhvBR4jau #SaludTues |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter RT @SaludAmerica: A4 An influencer is a new type of celebrity. They have a massive following on social media. They are paid by companies to “naturally” include their products in their posts, photos and videos. Influencers often mix sponsored and non-sponsored content. #SaludTues |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter A4. Influencer marketing can also be used for good. @PHA Partnership for a Healthier America’s FNV (short for fruits and vegetables) campaign enlisted celebrities like Steph Curry to promote consumption of fruits and vegetables. https://t.co/0stT1dx7WG #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG A4 When Latina actress Cierra Ramirez, who currently has 2.8 million followers, posts a picture of herself eating McDonald’s, that’s an example of influencer marketing. https://t.co/KPutCAWfdA #SaludTues https://t.co/lsciEfS5nP |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project RT @SaludAmerica: Q4 What is influencer marketing and why is it particularly problematic for youth? #SaludTues https://t.co/1bddgWUJNj |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica @BMSG With influencer marketing, the boundaries between what is advertising and what is not are less clearly defined than ever before. #SaludTues |
 | Luis Gomez Jr @childofGodlu9 RT @SaludAmerica: A1 Latinos are already disproportionately burdened by food swamps and food deserts simultaneously. Not only do they lack access to healthy food, but they are bombarded by sneaky marketing tactics for cheap, unhealthy food. #SaludTues |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project @SaludAmerica A4 An influencer is an individual who has amassed a large following from an online presence on platforms such as Instagram. Influencer marketing is the new form of marketing bc of the faithful following that trust in the lifestyle + products used by these individuals. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A4 Youths of color are disproportionately impacted by digital marketing and social media influencers because they more frequently use smartphones and mobile technology. Moreover, they are seen as brand ambassadors thus are specifically targeted. #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @UConnRuddCenter: A4. Influencer marketing involves endorsements from individuals who exert social influence, especially over children & youth. Over 70% products endorsed by celebrities & athletes have been found to be sugary drinks or nutrient-poor foods. https://t.co/YMIHZSUHHj #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @SaludAmerica: A4 An influencer is a new type of celebrity. They have a massive following on social media. They are paid by companies to “naturally” include their products in their posts, photos and videos. Influencers often mix sponsored and non-sponsored content. #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @UConnRuddCenter: A4. Influencer marketing can also be used for good. @PHA Partnership for a Healthier America’s FNV (short for fruits and vegetables) campaign enlisted celebrities like Steph Curry to promote consumption of fruits and vegetables. https://t.co/0stT1dx7WG #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @ChangeLabWorks: A3. The @nytimes recently published a fascinating and disturbing article about how digital technology is used to pinpoint your exact location in a store and allow companies to market specific products directly to you. https://t.co/jP8ZSnWN5H #saludtues |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks The blurring of the line between content and marketing is particularly problematic because kids sometimes struggle to identify even traditional marketing as such. #SaludTues |
| Montefiore Health System @MontefioreNYC RT @UConnRuddCenter: A4. Influencer marketing can also be used for good. @PHA Partnership for a Healthier America’s FNV (short for fruits and vegetables) campaign enlisted celebrities like Steph Curry to promote consumption of fruits and vegetables. https://t.co/0stT1dx7WG #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @SaludAmerica: A4 Youths of color are disproportionately impacted by digital marketing and social media influencers because they more frequently use smartphones and mobile technology. Moreover, they are seen as brand ambassadors thus are specifically targeted. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica @Praxis_Project These companies go all out during Hispanic Heritage Month and Black History Month to promote their least healthy products by exploiting celebrities and geotargeting specific communities with specific targets. #SaludTues |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth A4 Tobacco companies, for example, are training influencers to take “natural photos” so they don’t look like ads. A 2-year investigation found tobacco giants paid young influencers to promote cigarettes without disclosing they were engaged in paid advertising. #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @Praxis_Project: @SaludAmerica A4 An influencer is an individual who has amassed a large following from an online presence on platforms such as Instagram. Influencer marketing is the new form of marketing bc of the faithful following that trust in the lifestyle + products used by these individuals. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica @Praxis_Project Also, because youth of color are deemed as trendsetters, products are often created specifically for and targeted specifically to them. #SaludTues |
| Héctor Manuel Ramírez 🏳️🌈 @CROWRDREAM A4: Influencer marketing is a form of social media marketing involving endorsements from influencers (folks & orgs) who possess an expert level of knowledge and/or social influence in their respective fields. Basically, all those folks with blue check marks! #SaludTues https://t.co/Tvu466IcG6 |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter RT @ChangeLabWorks: The blurring of the line between content and marketing is particularly problematic because kids sometimes struggle to identify even traditional marketing as such. #SaludTues |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter A4 A study released in March examined the impact of YouTube videos posted by popular influencers on food consumption. Findings indicate that those watching vloggers eat unhealthy snacks consumed 32% more calories. https://t.co/U8g9n6GAg0 #SaludTues |
 | Public Health Law Center @PHealthLawCtr RT @UConnRuddCenter: A4. Influencer marketing involves endorsements from individuals who exert social influence, especially over children & youth. Over 70% products endorsed by celebrities & athletes have been found to be sugary drinks or nutrient-poor foods. https://t.co/YMIHZSUHHj #SaludTues |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth Tobacco giants even instructed young social media influencers to include specific hashtags promoting cigarettes. These 100 deceptive social media campaigns were viewed more than 8.8 billion times in the US. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica Food and beverage companies are also purposefully blurring the lines between advertisements and other content, which is particularly problematic for youth who are more susceptible . #SaludTues |
| Montefiore Health System @MontefioreNYC RT @UConnRuddCenter: A4 A study released in March examined the impact of YouTube videos posted by popular influencers on food consumption. Findings indicate that those watching vloggers eat unhealthy snacks consumed 32% more calories. https://t.co/U8g9n6GAg0 #SaludTues |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project RT @UConnRuddCenter: A4 A study released in March examined the impact of YouTube videos posted by popular influencers on food consumption. Findings indicate that those watching vloggers eat unhealthy snacks consumed 32% more calories. https://t.co/U8g9n6GAg0 #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG So true — and it's unsettling how many food/bev companies mimic Big Tobacco's strategies. But #phealth has had success reining in tobacco, and we can do the same w/ junk food & soda. #SaludTues |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project RT @AMFitnessHealth: Tobacco giants even instructed young social media influencers to include specific hashtags promoting cigarettes. These 100 deceptive social media campaigns were viewed more than 8.8 billion times in the US. #SaludTues |
| Héctor Manuel Ramírez 🏳️🌈 @CROWRDREAM @AMFitnessHealth So true. That is why the vaping industry has managed to get such a hold with our young folks. #SaludTues |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth A4 “Teens don’t have well-developed cognitive control mechanisms,” said J. Harris with @UConnRuddCenter They are very impulsive. #SaludTues https://t.co/B7qQyei2uG |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project RT @BMSG: So true — and it's unsettling how many food/bev companies mimic Big Tobacco's strategies. But #phealth has had success reining in tobacco, and we can do the same w/ junk food & soda. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @AMFitnessHealth: A4 “Teens don’t have well-developed cognitive control mechanisms,” said J. Harris with @UConnRuddCenter They are very impulsive. #SaludTues https://t.co/B7qQyei2uG |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @UConnRuddCenter: A4 A study released in March examined the impact of YouTube videos posted by popular influencers on food consumption. Findings indicate that those watching vloggers eat unhealthy snacks consumed 32% more calories. https://t.co/U8g9n6GAg0 #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @Praxis_Project: @SaludAmerica A3 Food/Bev industry uses big data gathered by internet use to target demographics based on search history. Latinx & other youths of color are disproportionately impacted for their more frequent use of mobile devices to access the internet https://t.co/6VhvBR4jau #SaludTues |
| Héctor Manuel Ramírez 🏳️🌈 @CROWRDREAM RT @AMFitnessHealth: A4 “Teens don’t have well-developed cognitive control mechanisms,” said J. Harris with @UConnRuddCenter They are very impulsive. #SaludTues https://t.co/B7qQyei2uG |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter RT @AMFitnessHealth: A4 “Teens don’t have well-developed cognitive control mechanisms,” said J. Harris with @UConnRuddCenter They are very impulsive. #SaludTues https://t.co/B7qQyei2uG |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @Praxis_Project: @SaludAmerica A4 An influencer is an individual who has amassed a large following from an online presence on platforms such as Instagram. Influencer marketing is the new form of marketing bc of the faithful following that trust in the lifestyle + products used by these individuals. #SaludTues |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project RT @SaludAmerica: @Praxis_Project These companies go all out during Hispanic Heritage Month and Black History Month to promote their least healthy products by exploiting celebrities and geotargeting specific communities with specific targets. #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @AMFitnessHealth: A4 “Teens don’t have well-developed cognitive control mechanisms,” said J. Harris with @UConnRuddCenter They are very impulsive. #SaludTues https://t.co/B7qQyei2uG |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @UConnRuddCenter: A4 A study released in March examined the impact of YouTube videos posted by popular influencers on food consumption. Findings indicate that those watching vloggers eat unhealthy snacks consumed 32% more calories. https://t.co/U8g9n6GAg0 #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A4 Coke manufactured special cans AND temporary tattoos with Hispanic surnames. One ad included references to Latinx gang stereotypes and featured a young Latino man putting the tattoo on his neck. Coke geotargeted Hispanic neighborhoods. #SaludTues #Hispandering |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap A4: Influencer marketing is social media marketing involving endorsements from influencers - people and organizations who possess social influence. This is particularly problematic for youth because they will pay attention to products endorsed by influencers. 📲🥤#SaludTues https://t.co/odnTdCMIRr |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A4 Coke manufactured special cans AND temporary tattoos with Hispanic surnames. One ad included references to Latinx gang stereotypes and featured a young Latino man putting the tattoo on his neck. Coke geotargeted Hispanic neighborhoods. #SaludTues #Hispandering |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @Praxis_Project: @SaludAmerica A4 An influencer is an individual who has amassed a large following from an online presence on platforms such as Instagram. Influencer marketing is the new form of marketing bc of the faithful following that trust in the lifestyle + products used by these individuals. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @UConnRuddCenter: A4 A study released in March examined the impact of YouTube videos posted by popular influencers on food consumption. Findings indicate that those watching vloggers eat unhealthy snacks consumed 32% more calories. https://t.co/U8g9n6GAg0 #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @AMFitnessHealth: A4 “Teens don’t have well-developed cognitive control mechanisms,” said J. Harris with @UConnRuddCenter They are very impulsive. #SaludTues https://t.co/B7qQyei2uG |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica Q5 Food & beverage companies often work to build goodwill among the communities they target, distracting from their products health harms. How do they do this? #SaludTues https://t.co/WrT46tMgIx |
 | Elyse Loughlin she/her @TheMsLoughlin https://t.co/pghFOz8e9f |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: Food and beverage companies are also purposefully blurring the lines between advertisements and other content, which is particularly problematic for youth who are more susceptible . #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A4 Youths of color are disproportionately impacted by digital marketing and social media influencers because they more frequently use smartphones and mobile technology. Moreover, they are seen as brand ambassadors thus are specifically targeted. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @Praxis_Project: @SaludAmerica A3 Food/Bev industry uses big data gathered by internet use to target demographics based on search history. Latinx & other youths of color are disproportionately impacted for their more frequent use of mobile devices to access the internet https://t.co/6VhvBR4jau #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @UConnRuddCenter: A4. Influencer marketing involves endorsements from individuals who exert social influence, especially over children & youth. Over 70% products endorsed by celebrities & athletes have been found to be sugary drinks or nutrient-poor foods. https://t.co/YMIHZSUHHj #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @SaludAmerica: A4 Coke manufactured special cans AND temporary tattoos with Hispanic surnames. One ad included references to Latinx gang stereotypes and featured a young Latino man putting the tattoo on his neck. Coke geotargeted Hispanic neighborhoods. #SaludTues #Hispandering |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter RT @SaludAmerica: Q5 Food & beverage companies often work to build goodwill among the communities they target, distracting from their products health harms. How do they do this? #SaludTues https://t.co/WrT46tMgIx |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @Praxis_Project: 🗣🗣Louder for the corporate boards in the back hiding behind their profits while the obesity epidemic continues to plague our communities #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @BMSG: A4 Influencers are people who have a large online following and social clout. Companies pay them to promote products to their followers, often through posts that don’t look like marketing (even though they are!). https://t.co/KPutCAWfdA #SaludTues https://t.co/ou9UUul4cV |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A4 An influencer is a new type of celebrity. They have a massive following on social media. They are paid by companies to “naturally” include their products in their posts, photos and videos. Influencers often mix sponsored and non-sponsored content. #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @SaludAmerica: Q5 Food & beverage companies often work to build goodwill among the communities they target, distracting from their products health harms. How do they do this? #SaludTues https://t.co/WrT46tMgIx |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: Q5 Food & beverage companies often work to build goodwill among the communities they target, distracting from their products health harms. How do they do this? #SaludTues https://t.co/WrT46tMgIx |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter A5 One marketing tactic fast food and beverage companies often use is sponsoring kids’ events, including sports events, giving the false impression that their products are good for health. #SaludTues https://t.co/GeTk5PsxWq |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project RT @SaludAmerica: Q5 Food & beverage companies often work to build goodwill among the communities they target, distracting from their products health harms. How do they do this? #SaludTues https://t.co/WrT46tMgIx |
| BMSG @BMSG A5 Food & bev companies have long provided job opportunities & scholarships for people of color when many other industries did not. Diversity is important but should not excuse exploitative target marketing practices. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica @PublicHealthMap @BMSG @Praxis_Project @UConnRuddCenter @WeAreUnidosUS @ChangeLabWorks @NACCHOalerts @APHAPHN @OMH_Espanol @ruralhealthinfo And children can't tell the difference between ads and non-ads on these platforms. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A5 Junk food companies support Black charitable organizations and sponsor important social programs, like college scholarships for Latino students. All while exploiting youths, mom bloggers & celebrities of color. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @BMSG: A5 Food & bev companies have long provided job opportunities & scholarships for people of color when many other industries did not. Diversity is important but should not excuse exploitative target marketing practices. #SaludTues |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project @SaludAmerica A5 By using celebrities and influencers of color to be brand ambassadors the food/bev industry the consumer is able to identify with the promotion feel like they are supporting fellow POC #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG A5 The food/bev industry also has included positive images of people of color in their marketing. Of course, exclusion is not the answer, but we need to shine a light on the real (profit-driven) motives behind target marketing. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @UConnRuddCenter: A5 One marketing tactic fast food and beverage companies often use is sponsoring kids’ events, including sports events, giving the false impression that their products are good for health. #SaludTues https://t.co/GeTk5PsxWq |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @BMSG: A5 The food/bev industry also has included positive images of people of color in their marketing. Of course, exclusion is not the answer, but we need to shine a light on the real (profit-driven) motives behind target marketing. #SaludTues |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter A5 Another way companies build goodwill is through scholarship programs. Taco Bell’s Live Mas scholarship awards more than $4.5 mill each year, attracting applicants through its non-academic based awarding requirements. https://t.co/5Y98H3e9La #SaludTues |
| Héctor Manuel Ramírez 🏳️🌈 @CROWRDREAM I cant recall a single education & prevention model for social media that is being used for kids in school. One of the most influential social factors right now is media. And yet we have major truth decay. #SaludTues https://t.co/oZcBwPBDNs via @RANDCorporation #TruthDecay |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter RT @BMSG: A5 The food/bev industry also has included positive images of people of color in their marketing. Of course, exclusion is not the answer, but we need to shine a light on the real (profit-driven) motives behind target marketing. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A5 Diversity initiatives. Junk food companies, like Pepsi and Coca-Cola, hired and promoted African Americans and contracted with Black-owned companies at a time in history when many other industries actively discriminated against African Americans. #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @UConnRuddCenter: A5 One marketing tactic fast food and beverage companies often use is sponsoring kids’ events, including sports events, giving the false impression that their products are good for health. #SaludTues https://t.co/GeTk5PsxWq |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @UConnRuddCenter: A5 Another way companies build goodwill is through scholarship programs. Taco Bell’s Live Mas scholarship awards more than $4.5 mill each year, attracting applicants through its non-academic based awarding requirements. https://t.co/5Y98H3e9La #SaludTues |
| Montefiore Health System @MontefioreNYC A5: "An example is advertising a specific brand or product as the only product that makes the family happy or makes people think of Abuela's food." - @SandraArevaloRD #SaludTues (2/2) |
| Montefiore Health System @MontefioreNYC A5: Often food and beverage companies will promote physical activity, provide funding for community programs, or include messages in advertising to encourage healthy lifestyle choices even while advertising and selling unhealthy products. #SaludTues (1/2) |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica Philanthropic programs and sponsorships by junk food and beverage companies ultimately serve to promote a particular brand or company. #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @Praxis_Project: @SaludAmerica A5 By using celebrities and influencers of color to be brand ambassadors the food/bev industry the consumer is able to identify with the promotion feel like they are supporting fellow POC #SaludTues |
| Montefiore Health System @MontefioreNYC RT @SaludAmerica: Philanthropic programs and sponsorships by junk food and beverage companies ultimately serve to promote a particular brand or company. #SaludTues |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project @SaludAmerica A5 Another form of distraction is targeting marketing to cast commercial models & to tell stories tied to culture like the #ProudtoBe campaign ran by @Cocacola that speak to latinx experience to make the consumer think they are valued by the company. #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @SaludAmerica: A5 Junk food companies support Black charitable organizations and sponsor important social programs, like college scholarships for Latino students. All while exploiting youths, mom bloggers & celebrities of color. #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @SaludAmerica: A5 Diversity initiatives. Junk food companies, like Pepsi and Coca-Cola, hired and promoted African Americans and contracted with Black-owned companies at a time in history when many other industries actively discriminated against African Americans. #SaludTues |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter A5 Many food and beverage companies build goodwill through charity. As the parent company of Taco Bell, KFC, and Pizza Hut, Yum! Brands runs an annual World Hunger Relief campaign using social media and celebrity spokespeople to raise funds, awareness and volunteers. #SaludTues |
| Luis Gomez Jr @childofGodlu9 RT @SaludAmerica: Q2 What are some examples of how food & beverage companies target Latinos with unhealthy products? #SaludTues https://t.co/J1jcwfOK7q |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A5 McDonalds was named Marketer of the Year by the Association of Hispanic Advertising Agencies and is viewed as having a “commitment to leading with ethnic insights” and “multi-cultural business strategies.” How absurd is that? #SaludTues |
| Communicate For Health Justice @_CFHJ @SaludAmerica And sometimes they will even have the nerve to advertise at health events!🤦🏾♀️#SaludTues @SaludAmerica |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @Praxis_Project: @SaludAmerica A5 By using celebrities and influencers of color to be brand ambassadors the food/bev industry the consumer is able to identify with the promotion feel like they are supporting fellow POC #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @UConnRuddCenter: A5 Another way companies build goodwill is through scholarship programs. Taco Bell’s Live Mas scholarship awards more than $4.5 mill each year, attracting applicants through its non-academic based awarding requirements. https://t.co/5Y98H3e9La #SaludTues |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @SaludAmerica: A5 Junk food companies support Black charitable organizations and sponsor important social programs, like college scholarships for Latino students. All while exploiting youths, mom bloggers & celebrities of color. #SaludTues |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter RT @Praxis_Project: @SaludAmerica A5 Another form of distraction is targeting marketing to cast commercial models & to tell stories tied to culture like the #ProudtoBe campaign ran by @Cocacola that speak to latinx experience to make the consumer think they are valued by the company. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica @UConnRuddCenter All of their “goodwill” doesn’t begin to pardon or make up for the havoc they have wreaked on Latino health. #SaludTues |
 | Jessica Andino, MPH @JessAndinoMPH #SaludTues highlights endorsements of celebrities using their power to make profits. Even Messi has paid endorsements through @pepsi. https://t.co/v2xxch0DED |
| BMSG @BMSG Great example! Campaigns like that really tug at people's emotions and create feelings of solidarity, making it even easier to overlook what's happening health-wise with the companies' products. #SaludTues |
 | DrCHHuntley @DrCHHuntley RT @SaludAmerica: A5 Diversity initiatives. Junk food companies, like Pepsi and Coca-Cola, hired and promoted African Americans and contracted with Black-owned companies at a time in history when many other industries actively discriminated against African Americans. #SaludTues |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth @UConnRuddCenter It’s difficult to turn your back on a brand when they pay for your college… #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap A5 Food & beverage companies often build goodwill and distract the communities they target by creating immersive environments even using augmented reality experiences, infiltrating social networks & location-based marketing.🍔🥤🤒#SaludTues https://t.co/PIcxeW5hWG |
| Luis Gomez Jr @childofGodlu9 RT @UConnRuddCenter: A2 According to the latest Rudd Report, Hispanic children’s exposure to restaurant ads on Spanish-language TV increased by 8% from 2013 to 2017. They also saw no ads for juice, water, nuts, or fruit on Spanish-language TV. Read more here: https://t.co/74Q3nRCLZF #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @_CFHJ: And sometimes they will even have the nerve to advertise at health events!🤦🏾♀️#SaludTues @SaludAmerica |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A5 “Supporting communities — especially those that have been historically neglected or discriminated against — is important, but it doesn’t give companies free rein to market their products that do the most harm,” @BMSG’s report states. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @UConnRuddCenter: A5 Another way companies build goodwill is through scholarship programs. Taco Bell’s Live Mas scholarship awards more than $4.5 mill each year, attracting applicants through its non-academic based awarding requirements. https://t.co/5Y98H3e9La #SaludTues |
| Héctor Manuel Ramírez 🏳️🌈 @CROWRDREAM Sadly so many well meaning nonprofits who are desperate for funding will often sell out the folks they want to help in exchange for sponsorship. This is particularly true of orgs that are supposed to help disabled and disadvantage people, families, & communities. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A5 McDonalds was named Marketer of the Year by the Association of Hispanic Advertising Agencies and is viewed as having a “commitment to leading with ethnic insights” and “multi-cultural business strategies.” How absurd is that? #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: Philanthropic programs and sponsorships by junk food and beverage companies ultimately serve to promote a particular brand or company. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A5 Diversity initiatives. Junk food companies, like Pepsi and Coca-Cola, hired and promoted African Americans and contracted with Black-owned companies at a time in history when many other industries actively discriminated against African Americans. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @BMSG: A5 The food/bev industry also has included positive images of people of color in their marketing. Of course, exclusion is not the answer, but we need to shine a light on the real (profit-driven) motives behind target marketing. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @UConnRuddCenter: A5 One marketing tactic fast food and beverage companies often use is sponsoring kids’ events, including sports events, giving the false impression that their products are good for health. #SaludTues https://t.co/GeTk5PsxWq |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @BMSG: A5 Food & bev companies have long provided job opportunities & scholarships for people of color when many other industries did not. Diversity is important but should not excuse exploitative target marketing practices. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A5 Junk food companies support Black charitable organizations and sponsor important social programs, like college scholarships for Latino students. All while exploiting youths, mom bloggers & celebrities of color. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @Praxis_Project: @SaludAmerica A5 Another form of distraction is targeting marketing to cast commercial models & to tell stories tied to culture like the #ProudtoBe campaign ran by @Cocacola that speak to latinx experience to make the consumer think they are valued by the company. #SaludTues |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project @SaludAmerica @CocaCola A5 Food/Bev Industry has made funds available for under-resourced schools, allowing them to fill their school grounds w/ads for their products. First of all, schools shouldn't need to find themselves in this tough place & junk food companies find ways to exploiting it. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica Q6 What rules or regulations currently exist to protect consumers from marketing for unhealthy products? #SaludTues https://t.co/zJcK2s6VvK |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @Praxis_Project: @SaludAmerica @CocaCola A5 Food/Bev Industry has made funds available for under-resourced schools, allowing them to fill their school grounds w/ads for their products. First of all, schools shouldn't need to find themselves in this tough place & junk food companies find ways to exploiting it. #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @SaludAmerica: “While there are benefits to food and beverage companies being inclusive with the products they offer and appealing to many cultures and ethnicities, doing so becomes a problem when such products are unhealthy,” @BMSG's report states. #SaludTues |
 | eloquentialogica @eloquentialogic RT @Praxis_Project: @SaludAmerica A5 Another form of distraction is targeting marketing to cast commercial models & to tell stories tied to culture like the #ProudtoBe campaign ran by @Cocacola that speak to latinx experience to make the consumer think they are valued by the company. #SaludTues |
| Luis Gomez Jr @childofGodlu9 RT @SaludAmerica: A2 The food and beverage industry uses the 4 Ps together to promote unhealthy products at carefully set prices to Latinos online and in specific neighborhoods. Learn more from @BMSG. #SaludTues https://t.co/QV916hiNkU |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @SaludAmerica: They track consumers. They gather demographic characteristics. All to target the right product (often unhealthy), at the right price (often very low), at the right place, at the right time. #SaludTues |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project RT @BMSG: Great example! Campaigns like that really tug at people's emotions and create feelings of solidarity, making it even easier to overlook what's happening health-wise with the companies' products. #SaludTues |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter RT @BMSG: Great example! Campaigns like that really tug at people's emotions and create feelings of solidarity, making it even easier to overlook what's happening health-wise with the companies' products. #SaludTues |
| UnidosUS @WeAreUnidosUS A6. The industry is expected to self-regulate the targeted marketing of unhealthy foods, but more must be done to protect the health of our kids. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: @PublicHealthMap @BMSG @Praxis_Project @UConnRuddCenter @WeAreUnidosUS @ChangeLabWorks @NACCHOalerts @APHAPHN @OMH_Espanol @ruralhealthinfo And children can't tell the difference between ads and non-ads on these platforms. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica @Praxis_Project @CocaCola #SaludTues https://t.co/z1ZYKed5hH |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @SaludAmerica: Q6 What rules or regulations currently exist to protect consumers from marketing for unhealthy products? #SaludTues https://t.co/zJcK2s6VvK |
| BMSG @BMSG A6 Not many! The Children’s Food & Beverage Advertising Initiative sets nutrition standards for what foods can be marketed to kids. But it’s voluntary and only 18 companies participate. #SaludTues |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter RT @SaludAmerica: Q6 What rules or regulations currently exist to protect consumers from marketing for unhealthy products? #SaludTues https://t.co/zJcK2s6VvK |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @Praxis_Project: @SaludAmerica A5 Another form of distraction is targeting marketing to cast commercial models & to tell stories tied to culture like the #ProudtoBe campaign ran by @Cocacola that speak to latinx experience to make the consumer think they are valued by the company. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A5 “Supporting communities — especially those that have been historically neglected or discriminated against — is important, but it doesn’t give companies free rein to market their products that do the most harm,” @BMSG’s report states. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica @Praxis_Project @CocaCola Similar for parks departments. #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG A6 The Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act helps shield kids’ personal information online, but regulations have not kept pace with the digital age. We need to do more! #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: Q6 What rules or regulations currently exist to protect consumers from marketing for unhealthy products? #SaludTues https://t.co/zJcK2s6VvK |
| Héctor Manuel Ramírez 🏳️🌈 @CROWRDREAM RT @Praxis_Project: @SaludAmerica @CocaCola A5 Food/Bev Industry has made funds available for under-resourced schools, allowing them to fill their school grounds w/ads for their products. First of all, schools shouldn't need to find themselves in this tough place & junk food companies find ways to exploiting it. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A6 Many food, restaurant, and media companies have NO policy to limit junk food marketing to Latinos. #SaludTues |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter RT @SaludAmerica: A5 McDonalds was named Marketer of the Year by the Association of Hispanic Advertising Agencies and is viewed as having a “commitment to leading with ethnic insights” and “multi-cultural business strategies.” How absurd is that? #SaludTues |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks Schools can require that companies market only their healthy brand lines (like beverage companies' water brands) in schools: https://t.co/6likO1185c #SaludTues |
| Montefiore Health System @MontefioreNYC A6: "I would say that the best regulation that is in effect to protect consumers is the nutrition facts label." - @SandraArevaloRD |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A6 Children’s Online Privacy Protection Rule (COPPA) protects children’s privacy. Parents must consent prior to companies collecting, using or disclosing personal information from children under 13 years of age. This limits geotargeting. #SaludTues |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter A6 Companies participating in the Children’s Food and Beverage Advertising Industry voluntary self-regulatory program pledge to only advertise “healthier dietary choices” in “child-directed media.” #SaludTues https://t.co/JtpiEP6mT1 |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @SaludAmerica: A6 Many food, restaurant, and media companies have NO policy to limit junk food marketing to Latinos. #SaludTues |
| Montefiore Health System @MontefioreNYC A6: In other countries like the UK, there are restrictions on unhealthy food ads during children’s TV programming or on children’s social media channels. These would be helpful in the US as well: https://t.co/FJrWc11GeF #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @SaludAmerica: A6 Children’s Online Privacy Protection Rule (COPPA) protects children’s privacy. Parents must consent prior to companies collecting, using or disclosing personal information from children under 13 years of age. This limits geotargeting. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica "But it's voluntary." #SaludTues |
| Montefiore Health System @MontefioreNYC RT @SaludAmerica: A6 Children’s Online Privacy Protection Rule (COPPA) protects children’s privacy. Parents must consent prior to companies collecting, using or disclosing personal information from children under 13 years of age. This limits geotargeting. #SaludTues |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter RT @Praxis_Project: @SaludAmerica @CocaCola A5 Food/Bev Industry has made funds available for under-resourced schools, allowing them to fill their school grounds w/ads for their products. First of all, schools shouldn't need to find themselves in this tough place & junk food companies find ways to exploiting it. #SaludTues |
| DrCHHuntley @DrCHHuntley RT @SaludAmerica: Q3 How is digital technology shaping the way the food/bev industry creates targeted campaigns? #SaludTues https://t.co/frk8E2Xp1T |
| Héctor Manuel Ramírez 🏳️🌈 @CROWRDREAM #SaludTue https://t.co/nh3bVZFhci |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @ChangeLabWorks: Schools can require that companies market only their healthy brand lines (like beverage companies' water brands) in schools: https://t.co/xv1CusX6H4 #SaludTues https://t.co/3Kg9l2VeYI |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter RT @SaludAmerica: A6 Children’s Online Privacy Protection Rule (COPPA) protects children’s privacy. Parents must consent prior to companies collecting, using or disclosing personal information from children under 13 years of age. This limits geotargeting. #SaludTues |
| Luis Gomez Jr @childofGodlu9 RT @SaludAmerica: The important factor when discussing target marketing is that companies are promoting their LEAST healthy products to Latinos. #SaludTues |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter A6 In Chile, advertisements for foods high in calories, added sugar, sodium, and saturated fat will no longer be shown between 6 am and 10 pm under new laws aimed at reducing childhood obesity. https://t.co/6WGkNxaCeQ #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica "Voluntary self-regulatory program" #SaludTues https://t.co/rYeGpm0u5i |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica "Self-regulate" #SaludTues |
| Montefiore Health System @MontefioreNYC RT @UConnRuddCenter: A6 In Chile, advertisements for foods high in calories, added sugar, sodium, and saturated fat will no longer be shown between 6 am and 10 pm under new laws aimed at reducing childhood obesity. https://t.co/6WGkNxaCeQ #SaludTues |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A6 The Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act requires schools to limit unhealthy marketing on campus. Here are some resources to put that policy to work: https://t.co/6likO1185c #saludtues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @UConnRuddCenter: A6 In Chile, advertisements for foods high in calories, added sugar, sodium, and saturated fat will no longer be shown between 6 am and 10 pm under new laws aimed at reducing childhood obesity. https://t.co/6WGkNxaCeQ #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @WeAreUnidosUS: A6. The industry is expected to self-regulate the targeted marketing of unhealthy foods, but more must be done to protect the health of our kids. #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @ChangeLabWorks: A6 The Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act requires schools to limit unhealthy marketing on campus. Here are some resources to put that policy to work: https://t.co/6likO1185c #saludtues |
| Montefiore Health System @MontefioreNYC RT @ChangeLabWorks: A6 The Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act requires schools to limit unhealthy marketing on campus. Here are some resources to put that policy to work: https://t.co/6likO1185c #saludtues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica Q7 What can be done to combat targeted junk food marketing to Latinos? #SaludTues https://t.co/XELpxTKrci |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter RT @SaludAmerica: Q7 What can be done to combat targeted junk food marketing to Latinos? #SaludTues https://t.co/XELpxTKrci |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter Schools can also create strong wellness policies prohibiting marketing of unhealthy products and assess their implementation using the WellSAT and WellSATi: https://t.co/vNHBLYi8jC |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter A7. Population-wide prevention measures such as bans and taxes are important. https://t.co/lo0SAsIq20 #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @SaludAmerica: Q7 What can be done to combat targeted junk food marketing to Latinos? #SaludTues https://t.co/XELpxTKrci |
| Luis Gomez Jr @childofGodlu9 RT @SaludAmerica: A2 Food and beverage companies leverage geolocation technology, strategically set low prices, and exploit culture to market their least unhealthy products to Latinos. #SaludTues |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A6 Many cities and some states (CA, HI, DE) are requiring healthy beverages to be the default in kids' meals. Kids' meals are a form of marketing. Here's a model policy: https://t.co/zmrZgfV0zx #saludtues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A7 Lawmakers should enact federal and state privacy policies and digital consumer policies that would restrict food marketing strategies related to geotracking. #SaludTues |
| Luis Gomez Jr @childofGodlu9 RT @Praxis_Project: @SaludAmerica A2 Junk food companies using promotional value coupons based on zip codes of neighborhoods of low SES families. So those families then benefit from the price but gain no nutritional value in their consumption https://t.co/daic3Wanzp #SaludTues |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth A7 Cities could create tracking- and targeting-free zones that shield targeted populations from marketing for junk food and other unhealthy products. #SaludTues |
| Luis Gomez Jr @childofGodlu9 RT @BMSG: A2 Marketers use product names, special flavors, and designs to appeal to Latinx communities. McDonald’s “Nueva Jalapeño Double Latin American-issima!” cheeseburger is a prime example. Learn more: https://t.co/GC6otbH1bn #SaludTues https://t.co/ks4zE87RBn |
| BMSG @BMSG A7 Advocates can develop campaigns to hold companies accountable, like @CSPI & other colleagues have done to get fast food restaurants to remove soda as the default drink from kids’ menus. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @BMSG: A7 Advocates can develop campaigns to hold companies accountable, like @CSPI & other colleagues have done to get fast food restaurants to remove soda as the default drink from kids’ menus. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @AMFitnessHealth: A7 Cities could create tracking- and targeting-free zones that shield targeted populations from marketing for junk food and other unhealthy products. #SaludTues |
| Communicate For Health Justice @_CFHJ A6: The most concerted effort against poor food marketing that I've seen was done by @MichelleObama's team in 2016. But it had more to do with #healthliteracy than #marketing rules/guidelines. #SaludTues @SaludAmerica https://t.co/XOYXproxqI |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @UConnRuddCenter: A7. Population-wide prevention measures such as bans and taxes are important. https://t.co/lo0SAsIq20 #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG A7 Lawmakers should enact federal and state privacy policies and digital consumer policies to restrict geotracking. And cities could create tracking- and targeting-free zones. #SaludTues |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter A7 Companies can address target marketing of unhealthy products to children and raise the age of children covered by pledges to at least 14 years. #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG A7 Advocates and health practitioners can author blogs, op-eds, and letters to the editor to get the issue of target marketing in front of larger audiences & their local elected leaders. #MediaAdvocacy #SaludTues |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter RT @BMSG: A7 Lawmakers should enact federal and state privacy policies and digital consumer policies to restrict geotracking. And cities could create tracking- and targeting-free zones. #SaludTues |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth A7 Community leaders could ask whether companies are spending as much to market nutritious products as they are to promote salty, sugary, high-fat products. #SaludTues |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter RT @BMSG: A7 Advocates can develop campaigns to hold companies accountable, like @CSPI & other colleagues have done to get fast food restaurants to remove soda as the default drink from kids’ menus. #SaludTues |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter RT @ChangeLabWorks: A6 Many cities and some states (CA, HI, DE) are requiring healthy beverages to be the default in kids' meals. Kids' meals are a form of marketing. Here's a model policy: https://t.co/zmrZgfV0zx #saludtues |
| Héctor Manuel Ramírez 🏳️🌈 @CROWRDREAM However, as more and more schools utilize online content to supplement their curriculum you can easily find targeted content from unhealthy marketing on sites like @YouTube and other platforms that kids use. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A7 Companies’ inventory of tactics for targeting communities of color should be documented, publicized, and, where possible, used to engage in constructive industry discussion. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @AMFitnessHealth: A7 Community leaders could ask whether companies are spending as much to market nutritious products as they are to promote salty, sugary, high-fat products. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @BMSG: A7 Advocates and health practitioners can author blogs, op-eds, and letters to the editor to get the issue of target marketing in front of larger audiences & their local elected leaders. #MediaAdvocacy #SaludTues |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter RT @SaludAmerica: A7 Companies’ inventory of tactics for targeting communities of color should be documented, publicized, and, where possible, used to engage in constructive industry discussion. #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @UConnRuddCenter: A7. Population-wide prevention measures such as bans and taxes are important. https://t.co/lo0SAsIq20 #SaludTues |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter RT @BMSG: A7 Advocates and health practitioners can author blogs, op-eds, and letters to the editor to get the issue of target marketing in front of larger audiences & their local elected leaders. #MediaAdvocacy #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @UConnRuddCenter: A7 Companies can address target marketing of unhealthy products to children and raise the age of children covered by pledges to at least 14 years. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap A6: In the US, the @FTC has several rules and regulations where companies must support their advertising claims with solid proof. This is especially true for businesses that market food, dietary supplements & health-related products. #SaludTues https://t.co/Vq4GG3yh15 https://t.co/U0RQu2U5UO |
| Montefiore Health System @MontefioreNYC A7: Community members can reach out to their elected officials to ask them to develop & support legislation that limits marketing of unhealthy foods. #Healthcare providers (like us!) can educate about how targeted marketing contributes to health disparities. #SaludTues (2/2) |
| Montefiore Health System @MontefioreNYC A7: Educate the public on reading food labels, how advertising works and what’s really important to maintain health through accessible resources. #SaludTues (1/2) |
| UnidosUS @WeAreUnidosUS A7. Digital media companies need to institute safeguards for children and youth to protect their privacy and minimize the harm from unhealthy food and beverage marketing. #SaludTues |
| Luis Gomez Jr @childofGodlu9 RT @UConnRuddCenter: A2. In 2016, Tostitos launched a telenovela web series called “Botanas del Cielo” promoting three Latin-inspired products. McDonald’s “Siganme los Buenos!” campaign featured character El Chapulin Colorado, recognized across Latin America and by US Hispanics. #SaludTues https://t.co/WE7rhBJTTU |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @ChangeLabWorks: A6 Many cities and some states (CA, HI, DE) are requiring healthy beverages to be the default in kids' meals. Kids' meals are a form of marketing. Here's a model policy: https://t.co/zmrZgfV0zx #saludtues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A6 Many food, restaurant, and media companies have NO policy to limit junk food marketing to Latinos. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A6 Children’s Online Privacy Protection Rule (COPPA) protects children’s privacy. Parents must consent prior to companies collecting, using or disclosing personal information from children under 13 years of age. This limits geotargeting. #SaludTues |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A7 There are a range of policy solutions to address marketing but it can be a complicated area because of the First Amendment. Our Marketing Matters White Paper provides more information about those options: https://t.co/BDBJpJ18Y9 #saludtues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: "But it's voluntary." #SaludTues |
| Héctor Manuel Ramírez 🏳️🌈 @CROWRDREAM RT @WeAreUnidosUS: A7. Digital media companies need to institute safeguards for children and youth to protect their privacy and minimize the harm from unhealthy food and beverage marketing. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: "Self-regulate" #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: Q7 What can be done to combat targeted junk food marketing to Latinos? #SaludTues https://t.co/XELpxTKrci |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica @BMSG Yes! Look at junk food marketing as a #healthequity issue. Your framing brief is super helpful. #SaludTues https://t.co/gydN3fdHMD |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A7 Lawmakers should enact federal and state privacy policies and digital consumer policies that would restrict food marketing strategies related to geotracking. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @BMSG: A7 Advocates can develop campaigns to hold companies accountable, like @CSPI & other colleagues have done to get fast food restaurants to remove soda as the default drink from kids’ menus. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @AMFitnessHealth: A7 Cities could create tracking- and targeting-free zones that shield targeted populations from marketing for junk food and other unhealthy products. #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @WeAreUnidosUS: A7. Digital media companies need to institute safeguards for children and youth to protect their privacy and minimize the harm from unhealthy food and beverage marketing. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @UConnRuddCenter: A7. Population-wide prevention measures such as bans and taxes are important. https://t.co/lo0SAsIq20 #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A7 Companies’ inventory of tactics for targeting communities of color should be documented, publicized, and, where possible, used to engage in constructive industry discussion. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @AMFitnessHealth: A7 Community leaders could ask whether companies are spending as much to market nutritious products as they are to promote salty, sugary, high-fat products. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @BMSG: A7 Advocates and health practitioners can author blogs, op-eds, and letters to the editor to get the issue of target marketing in front of larger audiences & their local elected leaders. #MediaAdvocacy #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @ChangeLabWorks: A7 There are a range of policy solutions to address marketing but it can be a complicated area because of the First Amendment. Our Marketing Matters White Paper provides more information about those options: https://t.co/BDBJpJ18Y9 #saludtues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @AMFitnessHealth: A7 Community leaders could ask whether companies are spending as much to market nutritious products as they are to promote salty, sugary, high-fat products. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @WeAreUnidosUS: A7. Digital media companies need to institute safeguards for children and youth to protect their privacy and minimize the harm from unhealthy food and beverage marketing. #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @SaludAmerica: A7 Companies’ inventory of tactics for targeting communities of color should be documented, publicized, and, where possible, used to engage in constructive industry discussion. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A7 Companies should use nutrition standards that align with the 2015- 2020 Dietary Guidelines for Americans (DGAs) to identify healthier products that should be advertised to youth. #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @SaludAmerica: A7 Companies should use nutrition standards that align with the 2015- 2020 Dietary Guidelines for Americans (DGAs) to identify healthier products that should be advertised to youth. #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @ChangeLabWorks: A7 There are a range of policy solutions to address marketing but it can be a complicated area because of the First Amendment. Our Marketing Matters White Paper provides more information about those options: https://t.co/BDBJpJ18Y9 #saludtues |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter A7 Public health advocacy campaigns can also encourage companies to improve marketing that targets Hispanic populations. #SaludTues |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth A7 Check out this report, State Law Approaches to Address Digital Food Marketing to Youth from the Public Health Advocacy Institute. #SaludTues https://t.co/cTX9jWBgld |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A7 It's helpful to think broadly about what constitutes marketing (look at @BMSG's 4Ps resource). It can be easier to create policy solutions to the place, price, and product aspects of marketing because of the legal environment. #saludtues |
| Luis Gomez Jr @childofGodlu9 RT @SaludAmerica: The price of food is associated with food purchasing decisions and consumption; thus caloric intake and health, as many of the foods and beverages sold at low prices are low in nutrients and high in sugars, salt, and fats. #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @UConnRuddCenter: A7 Public health advocacy campaigns can also encourage companies to improve marketing that targets Hispanic populations. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @ChangeLabWorks: A7 It's helpful to think broadly about what constitutes marketing (look at @BMSG's 4Ps resource). It can be easier to create policy solutions to the place, price, and product aspects of marketing because of the legal environment. #saludtues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @AMFitnessHealth: A7 Check out this report, State Law Approaches to Address Digital Food Marketing to Youth from the Public Health Advocacy Institute. #SaludTues https://t.co/cTX9jWBgld |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @UConnRuddCenter: A7 Public health advocacy campaigns can also encourage companies to improve marketing that targets Hispanic populations. #SaludTues |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project Yes!! AND, how about funding school infrastructure that is accessible to everyone! @BritaUSA's Filter for the Future has helped install water stations in schools. Access to safe, reliable water is not only a healthier choice, but also a right. #SaludTues https://t.co/J8vKluRfTk |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @SaludAmerica: Yes! Look at junk food marketing as a #healthequity issue. Your framing brief is super helpful. #SaludTues https://t.co/GWJDSf0h7c |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter RT @ChangeLabWorks: A7 It's helpful to think broadly about what constitutes marketing (look at @BMSG's 4Ps resource). It can be easier to create policy solutions to the place, price, and product aspects of marketing because of the legal environment. #saludtues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica Q8 What are your favorite resources, organizations, or coalitions to help people learn more about target marketing and take action? #SaludTues https://t.co/kFNldqBegH |
| Luis Gomez Jr @childofGodlu9 RT @UConnRuddCenter: A2. Candy brands from Hershey and Mars represented approx. 20% of food-related TV ads viewed by Hispanic children and teens on Spanish-language TV. #SaludTues |
| Héctor Manuel Ramírez 🏳️🌈 @CROWRDREAM So true! It is now necessary for kids to use the internet to supplement & support their education. Its like a world wide library where kids hang, learn, & do homework. There should not be a predatory element to learning. Keep predators away from our kids! #SaludTues |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter RT @SaludAmerica: Q8 What are your favorite resources, organizations, or coalitions to help people learn more about target marketing and take action? #SaludTues https://t.co/kFNldqBegH |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @SaludAmerica: Q8 What are your favorite resources, organizations, or coalitions to help people learn more about target marketing and take action? #SaludTues https://t.co/kFNldqBegH |
| Communicate For Health Justice @_CFHJ @SaludAmerica @BMSG This! 🤓 #SaludTues |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project RT @SaludAmerica: Q6 What rules or regulations currently exist to protect consumers from marketing for unhealthy products? #SaludTues https://t.co/zJcK2s6VvK |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter A8, Check out @BMSG's latest report on the 4 P’s of marketing, which addresses how food and beverage marketers often use tactics to target low-income groups and communities of color. https://t.co/XCOT56nAZ1 #SaludTues |
| Communicate For Health Justice @_CFHJ RT @SaludAmerica: @BMSG Yes! Look at junk food marketing as a #healthequity issue. Your framing brief is super helpful. #SaludTues https://t.co/gydN3fdHMD |
| BMSG @BMSG A8 @ChangeLabWorks has so much great legal expertise! If you want to learn about zoning policies to restrict fast food or other legal approaches for equity, check them out! #SaludTues |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project @SaludAmerica A6 According to the FTC, there are currently no rules or regulations to protect consumer data from the food/bev industry. However, advertising to children must follow stricter rules but again there is no explicit protection of privacy https://t.co/aRUotL8Ywf #SaludTues |
 | Lou Weaver (he/him) @louweaver RT @CROWRDREAM: So true! It is now necessary for kids to use the internet to supplement & support their education. Its like a world wide library where kids hang, learn, & do homework. There should not be a predatory element to learning. Keep predators away from our kids! #SaludTues |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project RT @SaludAmerica: A6 Many food, restaurant, and media companies have NO policy to limit junk food marketing to Latinos. #SaludTues |
 | Health Equity and Community Engagement Research @mayoclinic_cenr A6 #SaludTues Mayo Clinic Minute: Hidden Sugars https://t.co/2HRMq6VKf7 |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project RT @SaludAmerica: A6 Children’s Online Privacy Protection Rule (COPPA) protects children’s privacy. Parents must consent prior to companies collecting, using or disclosing personal information from children under 13 years of age. This limits geotargeting. #SaludTues |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project RT @SaludAmerica: "But it's voluntary." #SaludTues |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter RT @Praxis_Project: @SaludAmerica A6 According to the FTC, there are currently no rules or regulations to protect consumer data from the food/bev industry. However, advertising to children must follow stricter rules but again there is no explicit protection of privacy https://t.co/aRUotL8Ywf #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG A8 @UConnRuddCenter has a wealth of research on target marketing to Latinx and Black communities. Visit https://t.co/A415ysj8aV for more info. #SaludTues |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project RT @SaludAmerica: Q7 What can be done to combat targeted junk food marketing to Latinos? #SaludTues https://t.co/XELpxTKrci |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter RT @BMSG: A8 @ChangeLabWorks has so much great legal expertise! If you want to learn about zoning policies to restrict fast food or other legal approaches for equity, check them out! #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG A8 The Food Marketing Workgroup has a subcommittee on target marketing that meets quarterly. If you want to learn more or join, contact info@bmsg.org. #SaludTues |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project @SaludAmerica A7 Advocates should create or support community-based education to show the link racial inequalities to the type of marketing techniques food/bev industry are using to increase chronic diseases in communities of color #SaludTues |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project @SaludAmerica A7 The Food/ Bev industry is perpetuating the larger “food apartheid system” which describes the economic & social implications that support the unjust target marketing done to Latinx + POC communities #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap A7: One way to stop targeted junk food marketing to Latinos and others is to involve all stakeholders in the community and government to enact rules and regulations that restrict commercial food/bev marketing to children! 🍔🤒🥤 #SaludTues https://t.co/SQIqxbWGGG |
| Héctor Manuel Ramírez 🏳️🌈 @CROWRDREAM RT @Praxis_Project: @SaludAmerica A7 Advocates should create or support community-based education to show the link racial inequalities to the type of marketing techniques food/bev industry are using to increase chronic diseases in communities of color #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @UConnRuddCenter: A7 Public health advocacy campaigns can also encourage companies to improve marketing that targets Hispanic populations. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @AMFitnessHealth: A7 Check out this report, State Law Approaches to Address Digital Food Marketing to Youth from the Public Health Advocacy Institute. #SaludTues https://t.co/cTX9jWBgld |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @ChangeLabWorks: A7 It's helpful to think broadly about what constitutes marketing (look at @BMSG's 4Ps resource). It can be easier to create policy solutions to the place, price, and product aspects of marketing because of the legal environment. #saludtues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A7 Companies should use nutrition standards that align with the 2015- 2020 Dietary Guidelines for Americans (DGAs) to identify healthier products that should be advertised to youth. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @WeAreUnidosUS: A7. Digital media companies need to institute safeguards for children and youth to protect their privacy and minimize the harm from unhealthy food and beverage marketing. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @ChangeLabWorks: A7 There are a range of policy solutions to address marketing but it can be a complicated area because of the First Amendment. Our Marketing Matters White Paper provides more information about those options: https://t.co/BDBJpJ18Y9 #saludtues |
| BMSG @BMSG A8 We recently produced a series of briefs on the 4 Ps of marketing, showing how marketers target communities of color with a range of tactics. Learn more: https://t.co/YynRHKGHkf #SaludTues https://t.co/rrib78A0ug |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter RT @BMSG: A8 The Food Marketing Workgroup has a subcommittee on target marketing that meets quarterly. If you want to learn more or join, contact info@bmsg.org. #SaludTues |
 | CommonHealth ACTION @CommonHealthACT RT @SaludAmerica: A5 “Supporting communities — especially those that have been historically neglected or discriminated against — is important, but it doesn’t give companies free rein to market their products that do the most harm,” @BMSG’s report states. #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @UConnRuddCenter: A8, Check out @BMSG's latest report on the 4 P’s of marketing, which addresses how food and beverage marketers often use tactics to target low-income groups and communities of color. https://t.co/XCOT56nAZ1 #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A8 We are always impressed by @BMSG, @UConnRuddCenter, @CSPI, @HEResearch, @DigitalDemoc, @councilbh and @preventioninst. Be sure to follow them! #SaludTues |
| Montefiore Health System @MontefioreNYC A8: In addition to @SaludAmerica, the following organizations provide resources, information and research to help people learn about target marketing: @PHIdotorg, University of @UConnRuddCenter, @BMSG & @fractweets |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A8 We just came across @CSPI’s Pinterest board “Food Marketing to Kids.” 🤣 #SaludTues https://t.co/lS2PTE3Wrn https://t.co/hjcMBjW3j7 |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A8 Our friends at @BMSG @UConnRuddCenter have excellent information on what target marketing looks like and why it's a problem. We love the work @Praxis_Project is doing with communities on the ground. #SaludTues |
| Montefiore Health System @MontefioreNYC RT @UConnRuddCenter: A8, Check out @BMSG's latest report on the 4 P’s of marketing, which addresses how food and beverage marketers often use tactics to target low-income groups and communities of color. https://t.co/XCOT56nAZ1 #SaludTues |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks Thanks @BMSG. Happy to help! #SaludTues |
| Montefiore Health System @MontefioreNYC RT @BMSG: A8 @UConnRuddCenter has a wealth of research on target marketing to Latinx and Black communities. Visit https://t.co/A415ysj8aV for more info. #SaludTues |
| Montefiore Health System @MontefioreNYC RT @mayoclinic_cenr: A6 #SaludTues Mayo Clinic Minute: A6 #SaludTues Mayo Clinic Minute: Hidden Sugars https://t.co/2HRMq6VKf7 |
| BMSG @BMSG As we and partner orgs create more resources on target marketing, we'll add them to the Food Marketing Workgroup's website here: https://t.co/GAO4S0dTeJ #SaludTues |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter A8 In January, the Rudd Center released its own targeted marketing report, which examined food-related TV advertising targeted to Black and Hispanic consumers. Read more here: https://t.co/LF5fvpWBWc #SaludTues https://t.co/MvXCVmUyd8 |
| Montefiore Health System @MontefioreNYC RT @UConnRuddCenter: A8 In January, the Rudd Center released its own targeted marketing report, which examined food-related TV advertising targeted to Black and Hispanic consumers. Read more here: https://t.co/LF5fvpWBWc #SaludTues https://t.co/MvXCVmUyd8 |
| Héctor Manuel Ramírez 🏳️🌈 @CROWRDREAM Here is a radical idea. Help elect more Latinos to county, state, and federal agencies so that WE can make more legislation, create more oversight, & demand direct accountability from these companies that have became predators for our folks! #SaludTues |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter RT @BMSG: As we and partner orgs create more resources on target marketing, we'll add them to the Food Marketing Workgroup's website here: https://t.co/GAO4S0dTeJ #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @SaludAmerica: A8 We are always impressed by @BMSG, @UConnRuddCenter, @CSPI, @HEResearch, @DigitalDemoc, @councilbh and @preventioninst. Be sure to follow them! #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @SaludAmerica: A8 We just came across @CSPI’s Pinterest board “Food Marketing to Kids.” 🤣 #SaludTues https://t.co/lS2PTE3Wrn https://t.co/hjcMBjW3j7 |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @CROWRDREAM: Here is a radical idea. Help elect more Latinos to county, state, and federal agencies so that WE can make more legislation, create more oversight, & demand direct accountability from these companies that have became predators for our folks! #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A8 Check out this report on the health halo effect. Food manufactures promote good nutrition & physical activity in their ads for unhealthy products. @UConnRuddCenter #SaludTues https://t.co/ahttHh0xBC |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @CROWRDREAM: Here is a radical idea. Help elect more Latinos to county, state, and federal agencies so that WE can make more legislation, create more oversight, & demand direct accountability from these companies that have became predators for our folks! #SaludTues |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter RT @SaludAmerica: A8 Check out this report on the health halo effect. Food manufactures promote good nutrition & physical activity in their ads for unhealthy products. @UConnRuddCenter #SaludTues https://t.co/ahttHh0xBC |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @UConnRuddCenter: A8 In January, the Rudd Center released its own targeted marketing report, which examined food-related TV advertising targeted to Black and Hispanic consumers. Read more here: https://t.co/LF5fvpWBWc #SaludTues https://t.co/MvXCVmUyd8 |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A8 Check out this report, too. Digital marketing reaches consumers early and constantly with carefully personalized content. Infant formula companies use social media to tap into the emotional & psychological aspects of parenting. @BMSG #SaludTues https://t.co/3icrHdmY6U |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @SaludAmerica: A8 Check out this report on the health halo effect. Food manufactures promote good nutrition & physical activity in their ads for unhealthy products. @UConnRuddCenter #SaludTues https://t.co/ahttHh0xBC |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks This is an excellent resource. Thanks, @UConnRuddCenter. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap A8: @CDCgov has a great resource for school districts to help them consider putting policies and practices into place that promote foods and beverages that support healthy diets! 🥗🚸#SaludTues https://t.co/vAtDNFU4cQ https://t.co/su6Jc2OiVz |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @UConnRuddCenter: A8 In January, the Rudd Center released its own targeted marketing report, which examined food-related TV advertising targeted to Black and Hispanic consumers. Read more here: https://t.co/LF5fvpWBWc #SaludTues https://t.co/MvXCVmUyd8 |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project @SaludAmerica A7 Marketing shows way beyond TV ads, it shows in what our surroundings are imposing in communities. These are deliberate decisions to flood Latinx + POC communities with junk foods while not investing in access to healthy options. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @BMSG: A8 We recently produced a series of briefs on the 4 Ps of marketing, showing how marketers target communities of color with a range of tactics. Learn more: https://t.co/YynRHKGHkf #SaludTues https://t.co/rrib78A0ug |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter RT @SaludAmerica: A8 Check out this report, too. Digital marketing reaches consumers early and constantly with carefully personalized content. Infant formula companies use social media to tap into the emotional & psychological aspects of parenting. @BMSG #SaludTues https://t.co/3icrHdmY6U |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @UConnRuddCenter: A8 In January, the Rudd Center released its own targeted marketing report, which examined food-related TV advertising targeted to Black and Hispanic consumers. Read more here: https://t.co/LF5fvpWBWc #SaludTues https://t.co/MvXCVmUyd8 |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @Praxis_Project: @SaludAmerica A7 Advocates should create or support community-based education to show the link racial inequalities to the type of marketing techniques food/bev industry are using to increase chronic diseases in communities of color #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A8 Check out this report, too. Digital marketing reaches consumers early and constantly with carefully personalized content. Infant formula companies use social media to tap into the emotional & psychological aspects of parenting. @BMSG #SaludTues https://t.co/3icrHdmY6U |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A8 Check out this report on the health halo effect. Food manufactures promote good nutrition & physical activity in their ads for unhealthy products. @UConnRuddCenter #SaludTues https://t.co/ahttHh0xBC |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @Praxis_Project: @SaludAmerica A6 According to the FTC, there are currently no rules or regulations to protect consumer data from the food/bev industry. However, advertising to children must follow stricter rules but again there is no explicit protection of privacy https://t.co/aRUotL8Ywf #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A8 We just came across @CSPI’s Pinterest board “Food Marketing to Kids.” 🤣 #SaludTues https://t.co/lS2PTE3Wrn https://t.co/hjcMBjW3j7 |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @UConnRuddCenter: A8, Check out @BMSG's latest report on the 4 P’s of marketing, which addresses how food and beverage marketers often use tactics to target low-income groups and communities of color. https://t.co/XCOT56nAZ1 #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A8 We are always impressed by @BMSG, @UConnRuddCenter, @CSPI, @HEResearch, @DigitalDemoc, @councilbh and @preventioninst. Be sure to follow them! #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: Q8 What are your favorite resources, organizations, or coalitions to help people learn more about target marketing and take action? #SaludTues https://t.co/kFNldqBegH |
| eloquentialogica @eloquentialogic RT @UConnRuddCenter: A8, Check out @BMSG's latest report on the 4 P’s of marketing, which addresses how food and beverage marketers often use tactics to target low-income groups and communities of color. https://t.co/XCOT56nAZ1 #SaludTues |
| PeerAdvocacyNetwork @peeradvocacynet RT @UConnRuddCenter: A8, Check out @BMSG's latest report on the 4 P’s of marketing, which addresses how food and beverage marketers often use tactics to target low-income groups and communities of color. https://t.co/XCOT56nAZ1 #SaludTues |
| Héctor M. Ramírez @RamirezHectorM RT @UConnRuddCenter: A8, Check out @BMSG's latest report on the 4 P’s of marketing, which addresses how food and beverage marketers often use tactics to target low-income groups and communities of color. https://t.co/XCOT56nAZ1 #SaludTues |
| Montefiore Health System @MontefioreNYC RT @PublicHealthMap: A8: A8: @CDCgov has a great resource for school districts to help them consider putting policies and practices into place that promote foods and beverages that support healthy diets! 🥗🚸#SaludTues https://t.co/vAtDNFU4cQ https://t.co/su6Jc2OiVz |
| Health Equity and Community Engagement Research @mayoclinic_cenr RT @ChangeLabWorks: This is an excellent resource. Thanks, @UConnRuddCenter. #SaludTues |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project @SaludAmerica A7 Healthier food options also need to become more accessible & more affordable. Programs like the SNAP-ed are educational efforts to use social marketing to expel the truth about the food/bev industry & how to eat better. #SaludTues |
| Health Equity and Community Engagement Research @mayoclinic_cenr RT @SaludAmerica: A8 Check out this report on the health halo effect. Food manufactures promote good nutrition & physical activity in their ads for unhealthy products. @UConnRuddCenter #SaludTues https://t.co/ahttHh0xBC |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project RT @SaludAmerica: Q8 What are your favorite resources, organizations, or coalitions to help people learn more about target marketing and take action? #SaludTues https://t.co/kFNldqBegH |
| BMSG @BMSG Thanks so much to @SaludAmerica for organizing today’s chat and to our co-hosts @praxis_project @uconnruddcenter for helping to make this important issue more visible! #SaludTues |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project @SaludAmerica A8 @CultivaLaSalud's Vendors for Health campaign brought fruits & veg to Fresno & San Joaquin Valley. Their mobile vendors are biking around their communities w/signs reading “Fruits & Veggies”- letting them know healthy options are available. https://t.co/omXmZwGYex #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica Thanks to our cohosts for an informative #SaludTues Tweetchat! @BMSG @UConnRuddCenter @Praxis_Project Keep an eye out for the recap tomorrow and save the date for next week. https://t.co/OzwTo5JtCC |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks 100% this. We need to expand the definition of what's considered marketing by the general public in order to tackle this problem. #saludtues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @Praxis_Project: @SaludAmerica A8 @CultivaLaSalud's Vendors for Health campaign brought fruits & veg to Fresno & San Joaquin Valley. Their mobile vendors are biking around their communities w/signs reading “Fruits & Veggies”- letting them know healthy options are available. https://t.co/omXmZwGYex #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @ChangeLabWorks: 100% this. We need to expand the definition of what's considered marketing by the general public in order to tackle this problem. #saludtues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @Praxis_Project: @SaludAmerica A7 Healthier food options also need to become more accessible & more affordable. Programs like the SNAP-ed are educational efforts to use social marketing to expel the truth about the food/bev industry & how to eat better. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @ChangeLabWorks: 100% this. We need to expand the definition of what's considered marketing by the general public in order to tackle this problem. #saludtues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @Praxis_Project: @SaludAmerica A8 @CultivaLaSalud's Vendors for Health campaign brought fruits & veg to Fresno & San Joaquin Valley. Their mobile vendors are biking around their communities w/signs reading “Fruits & Veggies”- letting them know healthy options are available. https://t.co/omXmZwGYex #SaludTues |
| Health Equity and Community Engagement Research @mayoclinic_cenr A7 #SaludTues Mayo Clinic Minute: Half of Your Food is Junk https://t.co/o1AsiR1ds8 |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @UConnRuddCenter: A8, Check out @BMSG's latest report on the 4 P’s of marketing, which addresses how food and beverage marketers often use tactics to target low-income groups and communities of color. https://t.co/XCOT56nAZ1 #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @Praxis_Project: @SaludAmerica A6 According to the FTC, there are currently no rules or regulations to protect consumer data from the food/bev industry. However, advertising to children must follow stricter rules but again there is no explicit protection of privacy https://t.co/aRUotL8Ywf #SaludTues |
| BMSG @BMSG RT @Praxis_Project: @SaludAmerica A8 @CultivaLaSalud's Vendors for Health campaign brought fruits & veg to Fresno & San Joaquin Valley. Their mobile vendors are biking around their communities w/signs reading “Fruits & Veggies”- letting them know healthy options are available. https://t.co/omXmZwGYex #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @Praxis_Project: @SaludAmerica A7 Advocates should create or support community-based education to show the link racial inequalities to the type of marketing techniques food/bev industry are using to increase chronic diseases in communities of color #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @BMSG: A8 We recently produced a series of briefs on the 4 Ps of marketing, showing how marketers target communities of color with a range of tactics. Learn more: https://t.co/YynRHKGHkf #SaludTues https://t.co/rrib78A0ug |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter RT @SaludAmerica: Thanks to our cohosts for an informative #SaludTues Tweetchat! @BMSG @UConnRuddCenter @Praxis_Project Keep an eye out for the recap tomorrow and save the date for next week. https://t.co/OzwTo5JtCC |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks Thanks so much to @SaludAmerica @BMSG @Praxis_Project @UConnRuddCenter for hosting this important discussion of target marketing. Hope to keep the conversation going in the weeks and months to come. #saludtues |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project @SaludAmerica A8 @ChangeLabworks has developed infographic on strategies to address unhealthy food/bev marketing to children #Saludtues https://t.co/tzIKTzTg37 |
| UConn Rudd Center @UConnRuddCenter Thanks for organizing this important discussion, @SaludAmerica, @BMSG and @Praxis_Project! Glad to be part of this. #SaludTues https://t.co/JhfW3p8A4z |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica @Praxis_Project Yes! Communities also need to address transportation barriers. #SaludTues https://t.co/sG1fWys3kl |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @Praxis_Project: @SaludAmerica A7 Healthier food options also need to become more accessible & more affordable. Programs like the SNAP-ed are educational efforts to use social marketing to expel the truth about the food/bev industry & how to eat better. #SaludTues |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks Yes! This infographic ties to our Marketing Matters resource https://t.co/BDBJpIJy6B, which provides a lot more detail for anyone interested in pursuing these approaches. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: Thanks to our cohosts for an informative #SaludTues Tweetchat! @BMSG @UConnRuddCenter @Praxis_Project Keep an eye out for the recap tomorrow and save the date for next week. https://t.co/OzwTo5JtCC |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap Thanks @SaludAmerica & co-hosts @BMSG @Praxis_Project @UConnRuddCenter and others for an awesome #SaludTues! @WeAreUnidosUS @ChangeLabWorks @MontefioreNYC @_CFHJ @physicianswkly @AMFitnessHealth @TecmoTailbacks Lots to do against targeted marketing! Until next time! 👏🏼🙂🥗🍎 https://t.co/tT33F0I6rd |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project @SaludAmerica A8 If you haven't noticed already from this chat, our fellow co-hosts @UConnRuddCenter and @BMSG are a great resource in the research behind the inner workings of companies targeting Latinx + POC communities. Be sure to give them a follow! #SaludTues |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project RT @BMSG: A8 We recently produced a series of briefs on the 4 Ps of marketing, showing how marketers target communities of color with a range of tactics. Learn more: https://t.co/YynRHKGHkf #SaludTues https://t.co/rrib78A0ug |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project RT @UConnRuddCenter: A8 In January, the Rudd Center released its own targeted marketing report, which examined food-related TV advertising targeted to Black and Hispanic consumers. Read more here: https://t.co/LF5fvpWBWc #SaludTues https://t.co/MvXCVmUyd8 |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project RT @ChangeLabWorks: 100% this. We need to expand the definition of what's considered marketing by the general public in order to tackle this problem. #saludtues |
 | UnidosUS Action Fund @UnidosUSAF RT @WeAreUnidosUS: A1. Target marketing in and of itself isn’t concerning. But when marketers spend hundreds of millions of dollars marketing unhealthy food and beverages to children, it becomes problematic. #SaludTues |
| UnidosUS Action Fund @UnidosUSAF THIS ⬇️ #SaludTues |
| UnidosUS Action Fund @UnidosUSAF RT @PublicHealthMap: A7: A7: One way to stop targeted junk food marketing to Latinos and others is to involve all stakeholders in the community and government to enact rules and regulations that restrict commercial food/bev marketing to children! 🍔🤒🥤 #SaludTues https://t.co/SQIqxbWGGG |
| The Praxis Project @Praxis_Project @SaludAmerica @BMSG @UConnRuddCenter Thanks, @SaludAmerica for having us, to our co-host @BMSG and @UConnRuddCenter for their work to bring this to light and everyone who joined in to learn something new today! #saludtues |
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